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Image Description
Wheeler Peak (far right) standing at over 13,000 feet, is joined by its neighbors—Jeff Davis Peak (far left) and Pinnacle Peak (center)—provides classic examples of the erosional forces of glaciation. Ice pried, plucked and carried away quartzite from the cool northeast slopes of the higher reaches in the Snake Range. When the glaciers melted and receded, deep bowls called “cirques” were exposed. Also visible today are the rocky hummocks called moraines. Wheeler Peak Cirque shelters the only known remaining glacier in Great Basin NP. Five vertical Image blend.
Technical Details
Canon EOS 5D II; Canon EF 70-200mm @ 130mm, f/16 @ 1/30 sec, ISO 100; Gitzo tripod, RRS BH 55; remote trigger
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