Palmate Cave

Mobile location, France

December 16, 2009

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I must admit that this is certainly not the common way to make a panorama. It may be somehow purely instinctive as I felt compelled to do it this way.

Feeling like doing so may be the result of Evolution:

Our ancestors used to crawl into caves to print a positive or a negative images of the palms of their hands on the walls with charcoal or tinted clay. The palms of my own hands are the walls of a cave while the extensions to these pseudo-rock faces are purely "digital."

Location

Europe / France

Lat: 43° 28' 31" N
Long: 1° 37' 38" E

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Canon EOS 5D Mk2

Sigma 8mm f4.0

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Palmate Cave

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