I don't think Berann did a map of RMNP, but if you proove me wrong let me know!
(I think he just did the 4 maps for the US NP service: Denali, Yellowstone, Yosemite, North Cascades).
but pretty short -- you whetted my appetite to know more. Can you give us a little background on Berann and how he came to do this? More context and history?
I swear there is something like that around home !
No joke , I uncovered something like that somewhere in Quebec !
Unfortunately no ground level images exist to prove it !
Thank god the original idea has been implemented for use with such tools as Google earth !
Now anyone can go exploring using satellite imagery ! Anyone ever encounter something strange in some "unexplored" corner of the globe ?... I once uncovered a gigantic deposit of minerals in the forbidding mountains in south western Cyprus !..LOL !
thank you for this fine artice. The Berann panoramas are well-known throughout the alps and since many years a 2m-wide Alps panorama decorates our alpine club group's room. But I did not imagine that Berann was working worldwide!
I can stare at his pictorial maps for hours. My sister brought one home from Austria of Grossglockner when I was 11, I still have it. I did realize it was a Berann even though I have a couple of his national park images. I remember talking to Dee Molenaar about Berann in the 1980's, as Molenaar did some similar work on Mount Rainier-Juneau icefield, Mount St. Helens, and he looked to the style of Berann.
Stu Brandel - Nov 20, 2009 2:29 pm - Voted 10/10
Also RMNP?I used a map for Rocky Mountain National Park this summer (for general orientation) that looks similar - same artist?
StephAbegg - Nov 20, 2009 2:40 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Also RMNP?I don't think Berann did a map of RMNP, but if you proove me wrong let me know!
(I think he just did the 4 maps for the US NP service: Denali, Yellowstone, Yosemite, North Cascades).
Arthur Digbee - Nov 20, 2009 3:08 pm - Voted 10/10
Very interestingbut pretty short -- you whetted my appetite to know more. Can you give us a little background on Berann and how he came to do this? More context and history?
HungarySagehen - Nov 22, 2009 3:27 am - Hasn't voted
Awesomethis is awesome, thanks a lot StephAbegg
suddendescent - Nov 24, 2009 2:24 pm - Voted 10/10
I swear there is something like that around home !No joke , I uncovered something like that somewhere in Quebec !
Unfortunately no ground level images exist to prove it !
Thank god the original idea has been implemented for use with such tools as Google earth !
Now anyone can go exploring using satellite imagery ! Anyone ever encounter something strange in some "unexplored" corner of the globe ?... I once uncovered a gigantic deposit of minerals in the forbidding mountains in south western Cyprus !..LOL !
Mathias Zehring - Nov 27, 2009 2:15 am - Voted 10/10
worldwide workthank you for this fine artice. The Berann panoramas are well-known throughout the alps and since many years a 2m-wide Alps panorama decorates our alpine club group's room. But I did not imagine that Berann was working worldwide!
mauri pelto - Nov 28, 2009 7:34 am - Voted 10/10
mesmerizingI can stare at his pictorial maps for hours. My sister brought one home from Austria of Grossglockner when I was 11, I still have it. I did realize it was a Berann even though I have a couple of his national park images. I remember talking to Dee Molenaar about Berann in the 1980's, as Molenaar did some similar work on Mount Rainier-Juneau icefield, Mount St. Helens, and he looked to the style of Berann.