In this panorama you can find the shadow of Mauna Kea, about a quarter
from the left side, which is shown in more detail in the previous image. The panorama spans about 270 degrees, the distance between the
shadow-peak and the sun, obviously, being 180 degrees.
LARGE is really better. On the original size image you can see the Hualalai
volcano and Maui in the distance.
This photo was taken on March 26, 2007.
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Hans van Reenen added this photo to their favorites. (63 months ago)
Hans van Reenen (63 months ago | reply)
Mooie opname.
Imapix added this photo to his favorites. (63 months ago)
Imapix (63 months ago | reply)
This is..................................E X T R A O R D I N A I R E !
First Class Quality!
One of your best!
Unhindered by Talent added this photo to his favorites. (63 months ago)
Unhindered by Talent (63 months ago | reply)
This is a truly remarkable panorama, and I love the additional info (esp. on the mountain shadow). Very cool!
mimbrava (63 months ago | reply)
I'm not sure about the "obviously," but I'm sure about the amazingness of this, another of your wonderful panoramas, Rob.
gerty99 (63 months ago | reply)
wonderful
MH2 [deleted] (63 months ago | reply)
A sight to behold, especially in the original size. Extraterrestrial.
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ndrwfgg (63 months ago | reply)
Rob - this is just superb! An excellent photo even by your habitually high standards. A real treat - thank you!
sunrizr (63 months ago | reply)
Exceptional..your panoramas are always such a treat
tollen (63 months ago | reply)
Truely extraordinary!
rymdborje (63 months ago | reply)
very nice panoramic.
angeleela added this photo to her favorites. (53 months ago)