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  1. This view from the summit of Pikes Peak faces north and was taken from the edge of the parking lot. You can see the end of the cog railway and the cafe/giftshop on the right side of the photograph. An impressive drop off gives an especially spectacular view. It is easy to see why the drop off is called the Bottomle...

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  2. Here is an evening view of Boulder Colorado from the Chautauqua Meadow Trail, which in at the foot of the Flatiron Mountains west of Boulder. The sun is setting behind me, and the shadows brought a very noticeable drop in temperature as they crept down the field. Looking through this panorama you will see lots of me...

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  3. The Garden of the Gods Park, Registered National Natural Landmark in Colorado Springs. Panorama made up of 160 pictures at focal length of 110mm

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  4. Approaching Ohio Pass from the south. Check out the springtime wildflowers by the roadside. (For reference: Ohio Pass is west of Crested Butte.)

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  5. This is a 360° panorama at Devil's Playground on the road to Pikes Peak The panorama is made of 270 pictures at focal length of 110mm Best viewed with Google Earth

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  6. Inspired by all the different textures of the foliage -- and the beautiful aspen grove at the right. But the exposure was not ideal.

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        June 10, 2008
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  7. I took this during the GigaPan workshop in Estes Park, CO.

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  8. 360 degree view of the rocky shore at Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset. You can recognise many species in the foreground - so far I've got: Ulva, Cladophora? Osmundea pinnatifida, Chondrus crispus, Corallina officinalis, Palmaria palmata?, Encrusting coralline algae Laminaria saccharina, Laminaria digitata, Colpomenia, Fucus...

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  9. A view alongside Washing Ledge in Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset on a very low spring tide

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  10. Looking west from the Sky Terrace above the Leprino Family Atrium at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. In the foreground is City Park. The Denver skyline is in the distance, and the Rocky Mountain Front Range is in the background. The peaks include Longs Peak to the north, Mt. Evans near the center, and Pik...

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