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  1. That's right, you heard me: cliffs of shale. Alright, I'll admit that there are sandstone caprocks, but still, CLIFFS OF SHALE! I can't imagine anyone has tried free climbing this cliff. They don't call it Luna Mesa for nothing.

  2. Jen Piatek beat me to GigaPanning the "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" overlook (www.gigapan.org/gigapans/32030/) in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Since I didn't want to exactly duplicate her GigaPan I decided to try for a slightly different vantage point - in this case, a bit higher. I shot...

  3. What should have been a spectacular view was somewhat less than spectacular because of some late afternoon high clouds to the west. It was just the beginning of about two days of cloud-based GigaPanning frustration.

  4. The White House Overlook. The classic postcard photos you may have seen do not portray well the scale of this canyon and its collection of ancient Anasazi indian ruins. This view of the ruins tucked into a cleft in the sheer rock face seen from 800 feet up and across the canyon also shows the meandering river and the f...

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  5. Accurate geotag. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland Gigapan Pro Canon 5D Mark II Sigma 70-200 2.8 at 200mm

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        May 10, 2010
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        May 10, 2010
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  6. Rocks in Howth, Dublin

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  7. A panorama of the area known as "White Pockets" in the Paria Canyon - Vermilion Cliffs wilderness area. This was taken from the highest point in the area, overlooking the White Pocket. In the top right, you can see Coyote Buttes and Buckskin Gulch. 10 vertical shots side by side. Taken with 1ds3 and 24...

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  8. These imposing cliffs rise to more than 10,000 feet near Saskatchewan Crossing in Banff National Park. The view is from Rampart Creek on the Icefield Parkway. The pinnacles near the top are eerie and mysterious, sometimes resembling cathedral towers. Dozens of small cascades tumble down from the upper cliffs as th...

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  9. Beach sunrise at the Morrow Bay State Park camping area in California

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  10. Helmcken Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC, where the Murtle River plunges over the precipice about 475 feet high in a cloud of spray and mist forming an ice cone which will reach about half the height of the falls by early spring. It's the 4th highest fall in Canada and among the world's most spectacular. So...

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