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Showing posts with label panorama. Show all posts
28 September 2011
05 September 2011
Panorama from Olympic NP
August 2011
A few patches of snow lingering in some of the high places, this photo was from near a series of waterfalls, near the junction of the trail to Flapjack Lakes.
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04 July 2011
Scenic Beach State Park Panoramic Vista
I am back in Olympia after the weekend festivities at the Fellowship of Reconciliation Annual Northwest Conference at Seabeck.
[There are bombs bursting in air as I type this. (I wish people wouldn't celebrate war...)]
The weekend was busy, and my head is full of ideas, and my heart is full of feeling. Lots of introspective processing, and also processing about the ways of the world. Thoughts about Ayn Rand and socio-pathic corporations v. "parasitic human-beings"... Thoughts about changing the world, and visions of an economic that is not predatory... Feelings about where I am at in life, what I am doing, who I am... Lots and lots!
The people at Seabeck were great. I wish I only had time and energy to really get to know everyone there!
Many stories to tell. And some great jokes!
Here's a photo from early Monday morning, the 4th of July. This is from Scenic Beach State Park, which is about 2 miles from the Seabeck Conference Center.

Monday 4 July 2011, Olympic Mountains and Peninsula, seen across Hood Canal from Scenic Beach State Park, Seabeck, Kitsap Peninsula
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Large size high resolution version available for purchase. Please inquire at robertfwwhitlock@gmail.com
[There are bombs bursting in air as I type this. (I wish people wouldn't celebrate war...)]
The weekend was busy, and my head is full of ideas, and my heart is full of feeling. Lots of introspective processing, and also processing about the ways of the world. Thoughts about Ayn Rand and socio-pathic corporations v. "parasitic human-beings"... Thoughts about changing the world, and visions of an economic that is not predatory... Feelings about where I am at in life, what I am doing, who I am... Lots and lots!
The people at Seabeck were great. I wish I only had time and energy to really get to know everyone there!
Many stories to tell. And some great jokes!
Here's a photo from early Monday morning, the 4th of July. This is from Scenic Beach State Park, which is about 2 miles from the Seabeck Conference Center.
Monday 4 July 2011, Olympic Mountains and Peninsula, seen across Hood Canal from Scenic Beach State Park, Seabeck, Kitsap Peninsula
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Large size high resolution version available for purchase. Please inquire at robertfwwhitlock@gmail.com
25 February 2010
Percival Landing Panorama, February 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
This panorama is far from perfect, many of the seams are off. The color temperature is off. Perfection isn't the goal.
Whoa were there some awesome clouds today!
view full size (11 MB 30,000 x 4,111): Percival Landing Panorama 20100224
20 February 2010
19 February 2010
Woodard Bay Forest Panorama
This is an 11 image composite. It was made shooting free hand.
larger (2.8 MB, 10,000 x 1,584): Woodard Bay Forest Panorama
30 January 2010
25 January 2010
17 January 2010
12 January 2010
Tumwater Hill Overlook Park
October 2008
11 image composite
view larger: Tumwater Overlook Park
and larger still: Tumwater Overlook Park
31 December 2009
Tumwater Hill Overlook Park Panorama, December 29, 2009
Seasons Greetings! Joy to the World, Good Tidings for a benevolent 2010!

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Tumwater Hill Overlook Park Panorama, December 29, 2009 (1024 x 83)
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Tumwater Hill Overlook Park Panorama, December 29, 2009 (10000 x 806)
here's another one (on a sunnier day):
View larger:
Tumwater Hill Overlook Park Panorama, December 29, 2009 (1024 x 83)
and larger still:
Tumwater Hill Overlook Park Panorama, December 29, 2009 (10000 x 806)
here's another one (on a sunnier day):
27 December 2009
Jedediah B Smith Redwoods State Park Forest Panorama
Jedediah B Smith Redwoods State Park Forest Panorama
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1024 x 151
and larger still:
6548 x 966
18 December 2009
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