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  1. Unfortunately I was blocking traffic on this one-lane, one-way road, so I couldn't go back and reshoot the cloud-affected rows.

  2. Lava flowed down an ancient valley and formed a resistant rock that, after subsequent erosion of the surrounding less well consolidated materials, now forms a ridge cap, thus inverting the original topography. Interstate 15 passes thru the roadcut pictured. The offset of the top and bottom halves of the image was d...

  3. I'll have to find a field guide to get some more specific names for the features seen here.

  4. Can you spot the Tertiary Pluton intruding the Panamint Range?

  5. ... near Ballarat, California.

  6. Probably not the best time of day to shoot this view. This GigaPan is a restitch of www.gigapan.org/gigapans/32018

  7. Shot from the Wallkill River Bridge in Walkill, NY last August, just about a week before Hurricane Irene.

  8. The mountain seen here is cored by a pendant of metasedimentary rocks in the southern Sierra Nevada batholith.

  9. A wider view of the Red Cliffs and eastern El Paso Mountains.

  10. ... according to the hillside. The light was deteriorating fast as a thunderstorm approached from the west. Twice I had to pause this pan for stretches of rain. I did get it done though, and the exposure is not as bad as I had feared it would be. Changing light can really wreak havoc on a big pan such as this. More ...

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