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Jon Gibson
Hey folks, thanks for taking a look at my scenery collection!
I find that what most often motivates me photographically is my desire to share where I've been; sharing with friends, family (everyone on Google Earth, too) places that they may not have had the opportunities to see themselves.
None of my photos are meant to be viewed solely as thumbnails, or even some small portion of your display; enlarge, EnLarge, ENLARGE!!! A few of my panoramas, if printed at 240dpi, would be nearly 14 ft wide. Go that extra click or two and see what details there are to be seen…
For electronic display purposes, it's not unusual for the vertical dimension of many of my images to exceed 1080 pixels; some far exceed that height… horizontal dimensions have been anywhere from 1440 to 25,000+ pixels.
Please, immerse yourselves in the landscapes!
Use the blue 'Tags' links (below as: Jon Gibson's tags) to sort and view images by those categories.
Panoramio's interface changes from a 'gallery' view to an individual 'Photo Page' view by clicking an image in the gallery (to the left of these paragraphs), or to a 'slideshow' by use of the > Explore button, which is above my name and this short book I've written here… lol.
In the > Explore interface you'll find a 'View the Original Image' button… clicking that (!!highly recommended if not insisted upon!!) will display the image as it was meant to be shared; full-sized. Pray you have broadband!
Also, please feel free to leave comments on my pictures, I'm always open to conversation. To leave comments, you will of course need a Panoramio account yourself, but go for it; share your pictures and locations while you're at it! It only takes a minute to set up and you might already have an account if you use Gmail, by Google.
I look forward to seeing more comments on my images, and seeing more beautiful places that I haven't had the chance to visit myself.
Thanks again for stopping by, and please come back to see new pics from time to time…
(Image details: A mix of 5mp and 9mp Fuji Finepix images along with a growing collection of 16mp Nikon D5100 images, whether single frame or panoramas. I also occasionally share iPhone 4 captures, single frame or panorama as well. I most often shoot manually, while using the LCD as a coach. I finish my captures with various types of software, and I nearly always go for the most visually realistic images that I can create, as far as color, contrast, saturation, and exposure are concerned.
I would LOVE for some folks to explain how they got the results they've shared with us!!!)
Jon Gibson's stats
Jon Gibson's tags
- 16 megapixel
- 1998
- 2005
- 2006
- 2007
- 2008
- 2009
- 2010
- 2011
- 2012
- 5 megapixel
- 9 megapixel
- Absaroka Mountains
- Alder Lake
- Alum Creek State Park
- Annular
- Badlands
- Beach
- best
- Bighorn Mountains
- Bridge
- Cabrini Medical Tower
- California
- Cascade Mountains
- Cedar Point
- Chain Lakes Trail
- Chihuly
- Christine Falls
- Cincinnati
- Clouds
- Colorado
- Columbia River
- Columbus
- Crescent City
- Dawn
- Deception Pass
- Delaware
- Dinosaur
- Discovery Park
- Dome
- Eclipse
- Eureka
- Ferry ride
- Florida
- Franklin Park Conservatory
- Gasworks Park
- Grand Canyon
- Hall of Mosses
- HDR
- Hoh Rainforest
- Hurricane Ridge
- Illinois
- Interstate 5
- Interstate 90
- iPhone 4
- Japanese Garden
- Kentucky
- Kerry Park
- Lake Crescent
- Lake Kapowsin
- Lake Quinault
- Lake Union
- Le Grande Dam
- Lighthouse
- Lightning
- Lime Kiln Light
- Mississippi River
- Missouri River
- Montana
- Monument Valley
- Moon
- Moonrise
- Mt. Baker
- Mt. Hood
- Mt. Rainier
- Mt. Shuksan
- Mt. St. Helens
- Mt. Thielsen
- Narada Falls
- National Park
- Newport
- Nisqually River
- Ohio
- Ohio River
- Olympic Mountains
- Olympic National Park
- Oregon
- Orick
- Pacific Ocean
- Palisades State Park
- Panorama
- Paradise Valley
- Pittsburgh
- Print Scan
- Puget Sound
- Rainbow
- Rainforest
- red rock canyon
- Redwood National Park
- Rialto Beach
- Riffe Lake
- Ring of Fire
- river
- Roche Harbor
- San Juan Island
- San Juan Islands
- Seattle
- Skyline
- Snoqualmie Falls
- South Dakota
- Space Needle
- Split Rock Creek
- Starved Rock
- Stonehenge
- Storm
- Sun
- Sunrise
- Sunset
- Suspension Bridge
- Table Mountain
- Tacoma Narrows
- Tomoka State Park
- Transit
- United States
- USA
- Venus
- Volcano
- Wall Drug
- Washington
- Waterfall
- Whidbey Island
- Wyoming
- Yellowstone
- Yellowstone National Park
- Yellowstone River
- Yosemite
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Jon Gibson's conversations
outstanding! what a place...
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I can't wait to get out there when it's not cloudy...
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your image shows much more, mine was too narrow a field of view... and ":D" is a smiley face :-D
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I wondered, as some have been refused by GE for frames and text...guess I have to edit some.
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Well, yes, the image is small, but the photo per se is really good ;)
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fantastic!
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As much as I don't like cities, and prefer wilderness, your images show me some landscapes are complimented by their human inhabitants...
...looking at them, and seeing the wild places near where I live now, I wonder why we build like we do, sub-divisionally, and what kinds of wild animals you still have there...
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that's an excellent triple rainbow... see the extra green line inside the inside bow, that's an inside out 3rd bow...awesome!
sometimes called supernumeries.. I have one in my collection.
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Chain Lakes Trail, looking back towards Mt. Shuksan and the end of Route 542.
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Chain Lakes Trail, Mt. Baker Wilderness...Mt. Baker is the peak seen here, shot looking W/SW on Sept 7, 2006. 9 am or so.
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