Many years ago, when I was in grad school in geology, my thesis field area was in the Big Horn Basin of north-central Wyoming. Looming over the Basin to the east were the majestic Big Horn Mountains. Cloud Peak is the monarch of the range and appears in the center of the image below:
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You'll need to click through to read the text. Summits are labeled with coordinates from the USGS GNIS database, briefly described in this post.
This higher perspective helps to separate the peaks and gives a good feel for the rugged topography in the range:
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Low sun from the south helps to highlight the E-W trending ridgelines in the foreground. Clear air keeps things crisp up to the summit crest; attenuation gracefully subdues the background.
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