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The first pciture is of a sign describing Exit Glacier. The second is of Exit Glacier tiself. And the third is the glacier with the moraine in front of it leaves behind as it retreats.
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A few pictures of the snow-capped ountains in the area. Number two and three look like a sort of panoramic shot.
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Mountains and clouds, a look down the pull-off road with another mountain and moraine, and a glacial stream in a moraine.
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More moraine. Exit Glacier, and a moraine and stream coming from it. And a hillside on the opposite side of the road as the glacier.
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The first picture is of a chalkboard at the visitor center that mentioned a bear and moose sighting from the previous day. So some people had seen bear and moose in a place I didn't go, on a day when I wasn't there. So I think that pretty much counts as a wildlife sighting... The second piture is of the visitor center. And the third picture is of yet another sign showing the trails by the glacier.
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Finally, a stitched together composite of Exit Glacier taken from 6 different pictures. I wanted to get the mountain, the glacier, and the green, bordering it. I didn't really carae that much beyond that. So I just shot 6 pictures to cover the interesting stuff. I threw it into Photoshop and it was able to pull things together (I was impressed). I didn't do any editing to try to get it into some sort of more rectangular shape. At full resolution, there are some focus/resolution artifacts from where the different pictures join, but I still think it looks cool enough.