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  1. This is my entry to ArtPrize 2010, the worlds largest art prize. This image was blended from a total of almost 600 15MB photos taken over the course of a day from an overlook of Grand Rapids, Michigan. My goal was to create a massive print that would capture the dynamics of time and space. Each vertical strip will be p...

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  2. I shot this gigapan over the course of 24hours. The original concept was to create a seamless panaorama blending 60 vertical panoramas. Haven't figured out a good way to blend the vertical panoramas yet. This is a trial run so you'll find lots of mistakes!

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  3. There are a couple of bands of "partly cloudy" in there, but on the whole it turned out sunnier than I expected. Any warping of the image is the result of the extreme downward angle at the bottom of the GigaPan. It should look good when viewed in a spherical projection in Google Earth.

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  4. I had to squeeze up against the guardrail to line this one up. It was worth the effort.

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  5. Fountain Gorge on the Fraser River about 3 miles north of Lillooet, BC. Notice the fish drying racks (with the blue tarps). Local natives have fished thes waters for millenia. The major salmon runs go up the river beginning in May-June. There are also some huge sturgeon in the river, some reaching 15 feet long and w...

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  6. Type locality(?) of the Black River Limestone.

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  7. Grand Rapids Public Library and Park Church

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  8. A geologist explains some of the rock formations at Northwest Branch Creek here: nvcc.edu/home/cbentley/geoblog/2008/08/geological-excursion-in-silver-spring.html Will open in a new tab or window

  9. To learn more about this, the largest sub-watershed of the Anacostia River, see: www.neighborsnwb.org Will open in a new tab or window/

  10. For more about the "Northwest Branch Stream Valley Park Unit 3," see: www.mc-mncppc.org/Parks/park_of_the_day/nov/parkday_nov10.shtm Will open in a new tab or window

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