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Comments: The trail
from Guitar Lake to Trail Crest and then Mt. Whitney switchbacks endlessly
up what seems like a vertical wall of rock. As I was hiking upwards, I
noticed the sun's rays hitting the mountain range west of Mt. Whitney's
massif. The silhouette of Whitney and the towering rock spires south of
it are visibly projected onto the mountain. |
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High-resolution
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Instead of appearing inside a browser window, the VR is opened using
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your monitor, and all other windows are blacked out (temporarily). It's
hard to describe how incredible the impact is, especially on a larger
monitor. You still use your mouse to navigate around. When you are done
looking at the scene,
press
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Escape) key and your normal desktop will return. (Click
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payment gives you the right to view on a computer one of Erik Goetze's
copyrighted panoramic virtual reality scenes for
whichever comes first after purchase: 180 days or 30 download/view
cycles. Read the full T&Cs here. |
Free sample showing the quality of my
work: |
Evolution
Lake, a 10680 foot high lake on the John Muir Trail (and PCT) in
the High Sierra. |
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