Jason Campbell's Snapshots

Thermal Feature Steam by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Artist Point Overlook, Yellowstone National Park (low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Yellowstone is covered in geothermal features, and there are a number of steam plumes in Grand Canyon of the Yelllowstone that are not connected with either of the falls, and thus are probably thermals.

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Lower Yellowstone River Falls by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Artist Point Overlook, Yellowstone National Park (low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

This is the most famous view from Artist's Point.

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Mountain and Trees, Reflected in String Lake by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Hi Res/1.5GP) by Jason Campbell

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Submerged Logs by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

The waters in Grand Teton are crystal clear, meaning you can see through to features on the bottom of the lakes. These logs are probably 10 feet deep or more, and adjacent Jenny Lake goes down to 250 ft in a gouge carved by glaciers from the nearby peaks.

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String Lake by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

String Lake, elevation 6880ft

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Mt. Moran by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Mt. Moran, Grand Teton National Park, 12605ft

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Hanging Canyon by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Hanging Canyon, within which lie Arrowhead Pool, Ramshead lake, and Lakes of the Crags plus a few small glaciers. Or at least so says my map, since I haven't hiked up there myself. It looks like it would be fun though.

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Mt. St. John by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Edge-on view of Mount St. John

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Rockchuck Peak by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Rockchuck Peak, Grand Teton National Park, 11144ft

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Chh Chh Chhh by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Cheese, one of Ada's favorite snacks nowadays, and a food she can ask for by (abbreviated) name.

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Happy Family by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan String Lake at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming (Low res/0.3GP) by Jason Campbell

Though it was starting to get cold!

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Scientist by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

woo hoo!

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Baptism by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

But it looks like a sprinkling font, not an immersion one. And from a denomination that endorses infant baptism. Presumably Catholic or Episcopal based on those observations plus the vestments worn by the minister.

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Magnamimity? by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

Or does it say something else?

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sculptor by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

I guess they baked custom tiles for each of these art pieces?

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Basketball Player by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

Native American? Female? hard to say

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Patriots by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

But it looks like the white-shirted man was driving a plow before his fellow citizens came by to call him to defend the country.

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floor grate by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Lincoln Capitol Interior by Randy Sargent

Is this providing ventilation for the secret headquarters of SMART housed under the building, or just normal hvac return?

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building materials by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Children's Museum by Laura Tomokiyo

but what does one build?

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battery? by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Children's Museum by Laura Tomokiyo

looks like a lead-acid battery

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Queen Iron by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Children's Museum by Laura Tomokiyo

see the sign at the right for more details...

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whoa, blending? by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Front and State Streets, Harrisburg, PA by CivilWarTrails

curious artifact, is this from blending shots at different exposures?

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christmas lights? by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

But I would guess they leave them up all year.

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quilts by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

I have no connection to this store but have been inside and the do indeed sell lots of handmade quilts.

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train schedule by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

for departures on the A-M excursion train to Winslow, AR

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truck crash hole by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

This park and public restroom were built in the void left after a runaway semi truck coming down Logtown hill (see snapshot to the right) lost control and plunged through several storefronts.

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onetime movie set by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

These buildings date to the late 1800s and some scenes of the Civil War movie _The Blue and the Grey_ were shot here. (with the paved street covered with dirt)

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Log Town Hill by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

This steep portion of Arkansas 59 is now off limits to all trucks, due to a runaway truck that took our several storefronts about 20 years ago. (see the snapshot to the left, showing the park where those stores once were)

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railroad signal by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

looks pretty historic, and the station itself dates to the turn of the last century

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Van Buren Train Station by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

Presently in use for the departure of the historic Missouri excursion train:

www.arkansasmissouri-rr.com/passenger.html 

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waterfall hole by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Glory Hole waterfall, dry, near Fallsville, AR by Jason Campbell

This remarkable waterfall in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas has cut a hole through the bluff it must have at one time run over. Due to a largely rainless Fall it was dry when I shot this panorama in late November , but normally a torrent flows through the opening into the pool below (now almost dried up).

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sandwich by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Home Valley Bluff and View, near Nail, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

my lunch for this hike

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Jason and Ada by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Home Valley Bluff and View, near Nail, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

Jason and Ada sitting on the bluff in the sun with a sandwich.

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Leaves and Moss by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Home Valley Bluff and View, near Nail, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

Leaves and Moss on Home Valley Bluff in Arkansas

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Cows by Jason Campbell from the GigaPan Home Valley Bluff and View, near Nail, Arkansas by Jason Campbell

Grazing cattle in Home Valley

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