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Algonquin Park
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Sunset on Mink Lake
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Sunset on Mink Lake
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Looking out on Kiosk Lake
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Algonquin Sunset in May
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Algonquin Sunset on lake Mink
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Sun Through the Trees
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Campfire at Dusk
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Looking Down the Trail
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Quiet Cove on Mink Lake
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Outside the Outfitters Store
- last edit: 12-Oct-2001
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Route 60 Corridor
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Columbus Day on Opeongo lake
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Warming-up by the Fire
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Snow in Algonquin
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Tenting in the Snow
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Frosty Lake Opeongo Columbus Day 2001
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Forest Scene in Algonquin park
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Color Through the Forest Trees
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Peeking Through the Forest Trees
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Opeongo Lake, Misty Waters
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Cloudy Skies Above
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Columbus Day 2001 Snow Covered Stump
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October sunrise in Algonquin Park 2003
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Album Description:
Various photos of Algonquin Provincial Park in late spring, fall. Included here are some stereo views
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just thought you should know fortbruce, in reference to your "stereo images", stereo does not mean two of the exact same thing on the left and the right. you've got it all wrong. stereo refers to a left and right channel with differing properties in each channel, and even a lot of information inbetween, or in the middle, of those two channels. its called the "stereo field". so if you insist on calling your images stereo images at least mirror one side of the image. that would at least be closer to the actual concept!
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2001.06.08 at 12:54:28 PDT
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