Stock image of the Snake River Canyon in Celebration Park south of Boise, Idaho, USA. In the foreground are some of the boulders called Bonneville "melon gravel" from the catastrophic emptying of Lake Bonneville during the ice age about 14,000 years ago.
The
"photo lane"
is an old photography term that refers to the path (lane) that film takes across the back of a camera between
the lens and pressure plate. It is here where the light strikes the film
to produce an image.
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