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Limestone Bluff Cedar-Pine Forest at Lone Rock Point, Vermont – Dunham dolostone (Cambrian, light color) has been thrust to the west as much as 80 km (50 miles) and rests here on top of much younger Iberville shale (Ordovician, black). The contrasting appearance of the two rock types, and the ca. 50 million year diff...
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Toggle Minimize gigapan_commentChris Fastie (August 14, 2009, 04:07AM )
Notes: The stitcher notes are incomplete because the camera battery died during the last row. In the process of replacing it (removing the camera from the imager), the zoom changed from a focal length of 250mm to 220mm. I was able to line things up to take the bottom row, and it stitched great (fortunately it was all water), but I guess the stitcher does not know what to put into the notes when all of the photos do not have the same EXIF data for some values. Note that by the time the bottom row was started again, the sun had come out. Here is some EXIF data: Nikon D40, Focal length (35mm equiv.): 375 (except the bottom row), aperture: f/11, Exposure time: 0.033 second, ISO: 200 ... Camera location from GPS: N44 29.757 W73 14.846