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These outcroppings have been filled with carvings and graffiti for over 100 years. This smaller one is about 10 feet high and 20 feet across and 15 feet ''deep''.
They used to be a party spot, and the interior of many still bear scars of attempted vandalism, and names dating back to the early 20th century (maybe earlier).
The outcrop is adjacent to I-25 (10 yards East), but only accessible via service roads 5 miles in either direction. This particular group is on the backside next to the service highway (you can see it camera-right).
This is 20 shots composited (portrait aspect) - stitched by Calico - a Macintosh auto stitching program. I shoot handheld and rather rapidly (as fast as I can focus and compose the next frame).
This looks more interesting at higher resolution - click ''All Sizes'' above then ''original''
Day 3 - Handheld shot.
Went up to Baguio, the summer capital of the Philippines, for our family's CHRISTmas vacation.
Handheld prayer wheel, central Tibet, early 20th century, silver and wood, 19-5/8 x 5 x 4-1/2 inches (Rubin Museum of Art)
Nan doesn't like to pose for portraits, but the ringing of a phone usually draws her attention, so I decided to intentionally ring my phone to try to get an interesting expression from her. Well, this is what I ended up with. She doesn't seem too impressed with my attempts.
I also have a GBA SP and 2 DS Phats, but they didn't show up for the photoshoot, so they had to be left out for now.
Great thanks to my friend Dmitry who gave me
a nice chance to testdrive Canon EF 16-35 mm F/2.8 L II USM