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  2. I have made many GigaPans--of landscapes, trees, fencerows, underbrush--in Bluemont, Virginia, about 45 miles "as the crow flies" west of Washington, D.C. Bluemont used to be just a little village and a lot of farmland. Now speculative subdivision development encroaches on that farmland. On the left, in ...

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  3. I have made a lot of GigaPans-- landscapes, trees, fencerows, underbrush-- in Bluemont, VA, about 45 miles west of Washington, D.C. Bluemont used to be just a little village and a lot of farmland. Now speculative subdivison development encroaches on that farmland. On the left, in black and white, is an image compri...

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  5. This was taken 300 feet above the field next to the Old Jr. High.

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  6. 300 feet over Rita Valintine Park.. 360 Panorama

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  7. Black Rock City 2010, presented by gonzoearth.com Support our work and order a high resolution print at gonzoearth.imagekind.com Will open in a new tab or window/

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  8. Shot from southeast of Durham, this aerial panorama spans from Mount Shasta clockwise to the Sutter Buttes. It features the orchards around Chico, forestlands in the Sierra/Cascade Foothills, and rice farming lands in the Butte Basin.

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  9. This image shows three lynchpins of the Sacramento River's flood control system - Fremont Weir, the Yolo Bypass, and the Natomas Cross Canal. At high flows, the river spills over the Fremont Weir (the concrete-topped levee in the center-right of this image) and flows into the Yolo Bypass. In the center left of th...

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  10. This image shows the Sutter Buttes, in Northern California's Sacramento Valley. It was shot from the window of a Cessna 182. There are some errors in the stitching of this image due to the fact that we were moving as I shot, and the horizons at different distances move at different relative speeds.

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