The panarama shot including that portion looks like it as well, but the dark regions don't seem to be limited to the flat liquid looking areas. It looks like dark material covers shallow slopes, but has been washed off the steep surfaces in your picture and elsewhere. It's too bad the probe didn't land on a dark solid surface close to the liquid. The view is as boring as a Venus suface shot in the final picture. But it is of course relative, any shot from a first surface landing on another world is exciting. I was expecting something more otherworldly from Titan though. Far more interesting than Earth's moon at least. This is a dynamic world, I'd love to put a balloon or flying probe on.
Regards,
Mark
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