Album Panoramas and Stitched Images

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Little Grand Pano 2 by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Evening Rim Camp View Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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TF Panorama by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Split Mountain Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Diamond Mountain Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Windmill Panorama by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Hite crossing

Harris Wash

 

[Yvonne]

Twin Pit Craters

Kaʻu Desert Scene with bipolar weather: storm on one side, sun on the other side. It often is like that here on the Big Island

 

[Yvonne]

The Three Volcanoes:

Seeing three of our most prominent volcanoes in one shot always amazes me.
While Kilauea erupts within Halemaʻumaʻu crater in the foreground, Mauna Loa dominates the scene in the back with its massive volcanic shield. Mauna Kea, our tallest mountain on the island above sea level, is tucked to the right in the distance.
But if you add the below-sea level height of Mauna Loa to its surface height, it is the tallest and most massive mountain on Earth, with a whopping total of 56,000 feet!!! Mauna Loaʻs volume is so massive that it bends and depresses the sea floor below, often creating earthquakes.

 

[Henk]

The Big Mac and the Teepees

 

[Janice]

The Big Mac and the Teepees
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This brings back such happy memories!

 

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View from Mount Superior today.

 

[SteveR]

Dolomite Pass:

Wilcox Pass:

 

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Two from 2 recent hikes in Kananaskis Country, Alberta:

Above, part of the Spray Mountains.
Below, Mist Mountain is the centrepiece of the Misty Range, with the long wall of the Elk Range at left.

 

[Ugly]

Last day of September.

 

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Rainbow Bridge Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Navajo Mountain Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Oak Canyon Panorama by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Bald Rock Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

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Little Ledge Ruins Pano by Jared Payne, on Flickr