I went back into some of my archived photos to find this striking image. Many photographers take photos from this exact spot on a bridge near the marina. I managed to get this sunrise shot at 4:45am. It pays to get up very early! Convict Lake is a popular destination for tourists. There are opportunities […]
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Crowley Lake was created in 1944 by LADWP (Los Angeles Department of Water and Power) as a result of building the Long Valley Dam. The Lake is a reservoir for water headed to LA via an aqueduct. Tourists and locals alike enjoy fishing in Crowley Lake. I enjoy visiting a natural phenomenon on the east
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It’s only the end of February and I am already looking forward to Spring in the Eastern Sierra. I call the meadow in our backyard a garden. Throughout the Spring, Summer and early Fall, wildflowers and shrubs bloom in a grand procession of colors and textures. This bloom was taken from shrubs near our back
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We like to climb Duck Pass most every season. This past August we decided that Covid19 wasn’t going to stop us. We hung a mask around our necks for quick access when passing other hikers on the trail. Most everyone we saw put on masks when approaching us and, when possible, distanced themselves as we
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A little change of pace today – we went on a fascinating educational tour of Cuba six years ago. The country had recently opened its doors to American tourists as a result of successful negotiations with the two countries. One of many experiences involved walking in Old Town, Havana. Mansions of by-gone days have been
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I had planned on shooting a super moon at this location on a cold early evening in April. (Yes, we can get snowstorms in April here in the Eastern Sierra.). Clouds prevented my seeing the moon but clouds also took on saturated pinks and purples as the sun settled behind Laurel and Bloody Mountains. Somehow
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I plan to feature a recent photo or one from my archives for each new blog post. Today’s choice is from a photoshoot at Mono Lake. We were looking for wild horses to photograph but found a glorious sunset instead at South Tufa, an area along the lake shore which is known for limestone structures
Blog Post #2: Mono Lake Tufa at Sunset Read More »
I am delighted to embark on this new adventure. I’ve wanted to bring my photos to a wider audience for quite some time but Covid 19 and staying home cemented my resolve to get it done! I hope to be able to post frequently and share conversations about photography, places we visit and any topics
Blog Post #1 – Let’s Get Started! Read More »
