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Gears.jpg
June Lake Loop in Fall.jpg (Fall color on the June Lake Loop; Eastern Sierras; Hwy 395)
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Hwy 89 Monitor Pass 9000'.jpg
Brook into Silver Lake.jpg
Mary Lake near Mammoth.jpg (Driftwood on west shore of Mary Lake near Mammoth Lakes, CA)
Mary Lk & Crystal Craigs.jpg
West Across Antellope Valley.jpg (This was shot after a day of poor shooting conditions and not much to shoot in the mountains near Mammoth Mountain. This was taken on the way back to our RV in Lee Vining.)
June Lake.jpg (the June Lake area is at first not all that scenic in spite of the advertising. However, given some time and the right season, it can be quite nice. It's an easy loop off of highway 395. Fall is the best time to visit.)
Blue Lake.jpg
Stars on the Lake.jpg (Taken on a hike into the Sierras along Highway 395. Lots of Alpine lakes are accessible with hikes of 5 miles or less.)
Frog Lake #2.jpg (Frog Lake is at the end of a high into the Eastern Sierras.)
Carson Pass 2.jpg
Travertine Hot Springs near Bridgeport CA 1.jpg
395 Day 1 (42).jpg
395 Day 1 (44).jpg
Monitor Pass on Hwy 89.jpg
Montior Pass 1.jpg
Near Hwy 88 & 89.jpg
Carson Pass Cabin in Fall.jpg (The Carson Pass offers lots of photography in the Fall.)
395 Day 2 (44)-Edit.jpg
Bristle Cone Pine Closeup.jpg (I've never seen a Bristle Cone Pine tree that was not mesmerizing. They all seem to be reaching for the heavens. While the color range is limited, they are also very colorful. This one was probably 4000 years old or older. These trees do not decay, they are worn away by blowing sand or moisture freezing on the surface.)
395 Day 2 (69).jpg
Eastern Sierras.jpg (Typical scene in the Sierra Mountains. This one on Highway 108 I believe. I liked the cloud pattern that complemented the mountain pattern which itself was reflected in the water. A kind of zig-zag pattern. And the water was particularly still on this day.)
395 Day 3 (17).jpg
395 Day 3 (41).jpg
Tufas in the sun.jpg (Mono Lake Tufa's on a windless day. I'm not lucky enough to have still water very often.)
Old Shack & Sierra Nevada-Edit.jpg
Fall Color from Conway Summit-2.jpg
Colorful High Desert South of Lee Vining (7100').jpg (Desert flora near Mono Lake; shaeded mountains south of Mono Lake)
Rain East of Lee Vining.jpg
Sand Tufas (formed under lake bed).jpg
Fall Colors & Tufas & Lake & Clouds.jpg
Tall Sand Tufas.jpg
Sierras from Shore of Mono Lake.jpg
Mono Lake Tufas.jpg
Elegant Tufas.jpg
Red Grass in High Desert.jpg (Unusual grass-like plant near Mono Lake. Park Rangers could not identify it.)
Colorful Fall Grasses_.jpg (Grasses on lake bottom when lake is dry due to drought)
Devil's Post Pile 1.jpg
Devil's Post Pile 5.jpg
Devil's Post Pile 8.jpg
Middle Fork of San Juaquin River Near Post Pile.jpg
Near Mammoth Lakes.jpg
Icy Clouds Above Mammoth Lakes.jpg
From Road to Devil's Postpile 2.jpg
Dana Fork of the Tuolumne River 2.jpg
Dana Fork of the Tuolumne River 14.jpg
Dana Fork of the Tuolumne River 18.jpg
Lambert Dome.jpg
Ellery Lake on 120 West of Lee Vining 1.jpg
Ellery Lake on 120 West of Lee Vining 2.jpg

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