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This is not a photo. It is a representation of some canyon (other than the Grand Canyon) by Google Earth. Look at the image for confirmation. The coordinates on the image place it southwest of Phoenix. The image is tagged 'google earth virtual photo'. This is not even a reasonable representation of Sycamore Creek or the Grand Canyon and should be removed from Panoramio.
The left side of the photo is facing north. (Zoom in to get more detail). There you can see Jerome, then panning to the northeast, in the distance are the snow-covered San Fransisco Peaks. Below them are the towns of Clarkdale and Cottonwood, and the red rocks of Sedona. Further to the right in the photo (east), the town of Camp Verde is visible.
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great shot very nice Voted +1 psana84
Lovely shot! L See my pics of MV JP
It's not a view of Black Bear Pass, and the photo is not from Imogene Pass! It's a photo of Ingram Peak from Tomboy Road.
YS Best regards from Germany!!
Hi D.Andjelkovic, Beautiful perspective very well composed! greeetings ღ ---> M E K S E L
Voted. It sure takes a Desert Dog to do a wonderful desert shot like this one! Greetings, David
What a difference 100 years makes! The original photo was shot in 1907, and the color insets in 2009.
This is not a photo. It is a representation of some canyon (other than the Grand Canyon) by Google Earth. Look at the image for confirmation. The coordinates on the image place it southwest of Phoenix. The image is tagged 'google earth virtual photo'. This is not even a reasonable representation of Sycamore Creek or the Grand Canyon and should be removed from Panoramio.
The left side of the photo is facing north. (Zoom in to get more detail). There you can see Jerome, then panning to the northeast, in the distance are the snow-covered San Fransisco Peaks. Below them are the towns of Clarkdale and Cottonwood, and the red rocks of Sedona. Further to the right in the photo (east), the town of Camp Verde is visible.
For more dynamic and interactive panoramas, please visit www.three-six-zero.com.
Awesome Picture!!