Path to the Heights

Merida, Venezuela

March 21, 2012, around 4:00 pm local time

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Path to the heights

We live in a area that is surrounded by high mountains, the highest in my country. There are many paths around that drive you high into the mountains and it is pretty easy go higher than 4,000 mts (over 13,000 feet) by car even without a 4x4 truck. The place where we took this picture is over 2,000 mts (6,500 feet) and, as you can see, rainforest is all around. Down in the distance is a small town called Tabay.

Location

Latin America / Venezuela

Lat: 8° 38' 37.55" N
Long: 72° 6' 0.62" W

Elevation: 2100 mts asl

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Nikon D7000, Sigma 8mm, Nodal Ninja panohead. Software: PanoTools, PTGui, Adobe Photoshop CS5.

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