The written description of the trip is here posted by hortense at 12:32 AM on December 31, 2006
i totally don't get why this is best of the web. cool stones though. posted by anonaccount at 2:37 AM on December 31, 2006
Some guy's vacation snaps? posted by afx237vi at 7:10 AM on December 31, 2006
i totally don't get why this is best of the web.
you don't?
this is exactly the kind of thing which makes the web worthwhile. those panoramas showed my something i'd never seen before. i couldn't have imagined death valley looking like that from any description i've ever heard or read. posted by 3.2.3 at 8:07 AM on December 31, 2006
phaedon: by snapping several photos and using a stitching feature on editing software like Photoshop CS or something. posted by Burhanistan at 8:21 AM on December 31, 2006
notsnot: nice pics! I love going to the desert (probably because I'm surrounded by concrete and glass most of the year). posted by Burhanistan at 8:24 AM on December 31, 2006
Okay, I didn't click the "panoramas" link the first time round. They're pretty good... the rest I can live without. posted by afx237vi at 8:24 AM on December 31, 2006
I'm sorry, but this post is still a bit mystifying. There are approximately 10,482 pages of peoples' vacation photos that are of this quality level. posted by argybarg at 8:35 AM on December 31, 2006
I've always wondered if the Racetrack Playa was the inspiration for the plain of Sliding Stones in Feersum Endjinn. posted by oneirodynia at 12:25 PM on December 31, 2006
phaedon: I think the sun is just rising in that shot, illuminating the mountain range but not the ground level. posted by oneirodynia at 12:28 PM on December 31, 2006
Ahh! The tilted horizons in almost every shot are making me seasick. posted by Sukiari at 12:57 PM on December 31, 2006
THanks, burhanistan! posted by notsnot at 3:47 PM on December 31, 2006
That's wild, hortense--the Google video your link above points to--I know the guy who made that video (via a database developer's group I lurk in)--but I had no idea he did stuff like investigate magic rocks. posted by retronic at 3:09 AM on January 1, 2007
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