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Uploaded: 03/30/08 6:21 PM GMT
Olifants River
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A 3 picture photostich of the Olifants River (Elephant River) in the Kruger National Park. Taken from the lookout point at the Olifants camp. This is not half the view you get. Wish I could do and "all round" view, it's really breathtaking. Thanx for visiting.. and Please feel free to leave comments.

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::Foxfire66
03/30/08 7:03 PM GMT
Cool shot and great "stitch" work!!
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.corngrowth
03/30/08 7:12 PM GMT
Marietha, as Caedes allows not more than 3000 pixels max. for one side of the image, I'm on the one hand not that fond of photostiches as the real heigth of the image will be decreased than to only about 660 pixels. On the other hand I realise that's it's often the only possibility to show a wider area.
Think your image is a very good comprise bewteen those advantages and disavantages. Very interesting scenery!
Regards, Cornelius
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::Rokh
03/30/08 7:32 PM GMT
It is indeed a sight to see! Pity we can't see the whole thing! :-( Nice shot!
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::tigger3
03/30/08 7:33 PM GMT
Very good stitch and a very nice presentattion. Postwork well done. ♫ :)sandi ♪
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.TheWhisperer
03/30/08 8:40 PM GMT
Well if this panarama is anything to go by, we can well imagine the scene beyond the edges of this capture. This is really nice work. Well done!
Ann
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.Genver
03/30/08 10:57 PM GMT
Very nice view of the river,looks very good.
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::Toto_san
03/31/08 11:54 AM GMT
Fantastic places you show us. This one no exception. Excellent.
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.dmk
03/31/08 4:56 PM GMT
Brilliant!
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.ezulwinikid
04/01/08 4:57 AM GMT
Wow this is a beautiful photo and your presentation is excellent my friend:) Very well done!
Deborah
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