This is the northeast flank of Round Bald, a predominantly treeless
mountain towering over 5,800 feet. From here, you see Grassy Bald
(rightmost in the picture), Yellow Mountain and distant Hump Mountain.
(For the relief map showing the approximate location, see this
interactive
USGS Carver's Gap Quadrangle.) The photo presents an approximate
two hundred degree sweep, encompassing the peak of Round Bald on the
extreme left and the downward spire of its eastern ridge on the right.
This image is a digital composite of the best of 15 vertical frames
taken on a tripod by a
Canon
PowerShot A40 digital camera (ISO 100, 1/1000, f8.0) on February 27,
2004.
