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Gallery: My North America Gigapans

My North America Gigapans

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As we travelled around the USA and Canada in 2012 I took plenty of Gigapans.

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Paul Russell
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  1. The Manhattan Skyline from Liberty Park, showing One World Trade Center nearing completion.

  2. Boston Massachusetts, skyline of the Financial District.

  3. The magnificent view of Chicago from the 103rd floor of the John Hancock building on North Michigan Avenue

  4. Chicago Skyline from the Adler Planetarium

  5. The Mill City Ruin is a great museum documenting the milling heydays of Minneapolis, in the ruins of Mill A, which was destroyed by fire in the 1960's. It's a popular venue for weddings too. One of the most interesting features is the damage that the fire did to the steel structure. The temperatures that must have ...

  6. The comings and goings at Vancouver Harbour on a sunny Monday afternoon in August. See how many aircraft you can spot - the helicopter is the hardest.

  7. A complete 360 panorama taken from the jetty just below the Golden Gate Bridge, on a foggy afternoon in July.

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  8. Even though it is late July, San Francisco still enjoys foggy weather.

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  9. Crater Lake is a huge caldera in the South of Oregon. It was formed around 7,000 years ago with the eruption and subsequent collapse of Mount Mazama. Since then there have been further eruptions in the caldera, resulting in the cone shaped land mass now known as Wizard's island. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crater_L Will open in a new tab or window...