your link led me here http://eros.usgs.gov/imagegallery/ it requires a login, but allows you to download hi-res tiff files, like 100+MB images! Putting them through the large format printer.

1000 thanks to you, sir.

Do these come in higher res? I don't see a source link. It would be awesome to print one for my wall.

artistic asymmetry, creating a more dynamic composition from a static object

Marc Seifer - Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla

That was a stellar video, I didn't want it to end. Thanks for sharing

I saw that! and it was fairly entertaining, especially when you consider the topic.

Best advice one could ever give in this situation!

Wish it were a little wider. I love taking my camera backpacking, but the lens size is really prohibitive when climbing 5000+ feet over 6+ miles. A wider lens would let me capture the amazing views from the top!

I would think anything over 1 second should be considered long

Thank you for that amazing comment. My co-workers are looking at me funny now

I think I threw up a bit in my mouth. Those are hideous.

Careful, you'll learn to hate it real quick.

Yes, I know it's not ALL time-lapse photography...BUT, anyone with a newer DSLR could potentially make a 4k video with time-lapse

How good is the software... Maybe some questions will finally be answered.

I was quite surprised to see the average for women as well. I am right at the average weight, but I'm also 6'3"...

Thank you for posting this. I had the pleasure of hearing the pilot tell this story in Arlington, WA for a fly-in. It's great to get better details and re-visit such a fond memory.

Go to Guatemala, they lead hikes to active volcanoes and encourage visitors to bring Marshmallows and sticks

Watched the video just to see what you were talking about.

I wish it would have started with it forming from the Earth. I'd like to see a video of that