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A monochrome solarigraph showing a series of stacked arcs - the sun's path over the course of 6 months - on the left the point at which the sun rises varies, the arcs are truncated a bit after their peaks in mid-afternoon.
Map titled: 'River Catchments of Scotland'. Distance from catchment boundary is shown as hillshaded topography and coloured using a blue-to-white colourmap. Large catchments, such as the Tweed in the Scottish Borders, Tay in Perth and Kinross, and the Spey all appear as large depressions in the landscape with their catchment boundaries appearing as ridges. The sea is depicted with a random scattering of blue-to-white dots. Credits in the bottom left corner read: 'by:tlohde / OpenStreetMap contributors / includes Crown copyright, Cefas 2023 / League Script by the League of Moveable Type'
Monotone image in bluey-green, showing the sun's path over the course of six months. The paths form a series of smooth bright curves stacked on top of each each. The outline of some trees mark the horizon. There is not much detail in the lower darker, lower half of the image. Along the top edge is some water damage.
a blue-ish monochrome solarigraph showing a series of stacked arcs - the sun's path over the course of 3 months - with their reflection in a pond below.
A map of the Cairngorms national park. Black background with white national park border. Within the national park the terrain is represented by colors ranging from black through dark purples to bright orange. Brighter colours represent regions that are 'more visible' than darker regions, as these areas can be seen from more summits. The resulting sum of viewsheds bears strong resemblance to the underlying topography.