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Hopi Point, Grand Canyon

March 18, 2008 By Dale Bengston

Hopi Point is another of the fantastic lookouts along the route from downtown Grand Canyon to Hermit’s Rest. After a couple days looking at these vistas, my brain overloads and I start looking at the micro rather than the macro. At Hopi Point, the small-scale item that catches my eye is the surreal railing that prevents me from falling into the canyon. (Or would it…?)

My fixation leads to a panorama including the crazy railing, and it really wasn’t a good idea. Even after I fixed all the problems stitching a complex item close to the camera, it still doesn’t look real. It is. The railing at Hopi Point is really that goofy.

One famous person is immortalized in this shot.

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