Galapagos Islands Geology
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A red gravel mine on the island of Santa Cruz. Zoom lens set at 150mm (35mm equivalent is 240mm). This is part of an effort to evaluate the use of high-resolution panoramic photography (HRPP) for environmental monitoring in Galapagos. This work was partially funded by Galapagos Conservancy (galapagos.org
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This is Espanola, the oldest of the Galapagos islands. I should have taken two gigapan images here; one for the cliffs and one for the rock pillar. I couldn't extend the image further left; there were two groups of people milling around there.
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There has to be more than one marine iguana in this photo, but I've only found one so far.
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We're on the coast of Fernandina, looking at Isabella. There are many marine iguanas to be found on the rocks and in the water.
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We're at the end of the hiking trail that starts at Tagus cove. We've got three volcanoes on the horizon; Ecuador, Wolf, and Darwin.
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An overview of a hypersaline lake on Floreana, complete with flamingos. Note the wandering trail left in the mud along the lower edge of the picture by a flamingo searching for food.
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