Gigapan Photography

August 22, 2024August 20, 2024 by Zeke Lunder

Heads up over next 24 hours, as a strong storm system moves over the Park Fire area!

We captured some ‘Gigapan’ photography of different areas within the 2024 Park Fire to document fire effects on the vegetation and soils.

The images of Bidwell Park were captured about 3 weeks after the area burned. Mill Creek photos are about 14 days after the fire.

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

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View on Gigapan website (use the fullscreen option – button on upper right, there).

I had a contract to capture Gigapan photography in various locations around Northeastern California in the early 2010s. Check some of them out here: https://www.gigapan.org/profiles/ZekeLunder/gigapans

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