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Photographically this stop was a bit of a wash. It was overcast, and we got there around sunset so there was not much time to take pictures before the light faded. If we'd arrived an hour or two earlier we might have had more luck.
This HIgh Dynamic Range panorama was stitched from 34 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, and touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 18196 × 9098 (165.5 MP; 128.65 MB).
Location: Bayanzag, Ömnögovi, Mongolia
This is a reminder to everyone to back up your pictures. I had a backup plan, but didn't execute it on my Ireland trip in May. I put everything on an external hard drive and lost it all when it mysteriously died two days after getting back home. Even the professionals couldn't recover it.
I did have the first and last day of the trip still on my CF card and discovered this gem there.
If you don't have a backup plan, get one, now. If you do. Back up tonight!
"Sacrifice Cliff is easily seen from many areas in Billings. The story I've heard is that a smallpox epidemic occurred during early contact of Native Americans with whites. The Natives had absolutely no immunity to the dreadful disease. Brave warriors road their horses off the cliff believing their sacrifice would save their people."
Engine 423, formerly DM-30 507, leads a mid-day eastbound across Sea Cliff Avenue. The road connects the Sea Cliff LIRR station with the village of Sea Cliff, just over a mile to the west.
Homes along the cliffs of Big Corona Beach look down on the water on a warm summer evening, Corona del Mar, CA.
my father and i drove to san diego and took the 1 it took forever and we took lots a pictures along the way..
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