I remember the "Save Mono Lake" bumper stickers from the '70s, when the water coming into the lake was being diverted to LA. I believe the lake is in a 'stable' condition now. It's a very popular spot for photographers, and usually it is best at dawn and dusk for picture taking. The visitors add a bit of interest to this mid-morning shot. Mono Lake is on of favorite shooting spots for nature photographer George Lepp.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
At Mono Lake Visitor's Center
I remember the "Save Mono Lake" bumper stickers from the '70s, when the water coming into the lake was being diverted to LA. I believe the lake is in a 'stable' condition now. It's a very popular spot for photographers, and usually it is best at dawn and dusk for picture taking. The visitors add a bit of interest to this mid-morning shot. Mono Lake is on of favorite shooting spots for nature photographer George Lepp.
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Great picture! I like so much this kind of "casual"shot with nature scenery and people, it's so cool!
I need to learn more about photography with you dear friend!And maybe some day I can be able to attend some workshop or even photography classes like you did!
Have a fabulous weekend and enjoy your family moment!
Léia
I've seen George Lepp's work and it is phenomenal. He's the one who did a workshop you attended, right?
And I can see why this is a favorite spot for photographers and photobloggers!
I especially like the soft, muted colors.
Lovely shot. The mountains look like a watercolor.
That's a beautiful, relaxing painting in the background. How's the weather at Convict Lake today?
This series is stunning, Tash.
Beautiful photo and interesting caption, please allow me bit of envy... I really like this series.
What amazing colors. Another place I missed, but I do remember the bumper stickers. I just may have to go back on vacation.
Beautiful mountains!
Oh, would you look at the colors of the sky and the hills and the grass!
Gorgeous!
LL
Looks like the perfect spot for photographers. Good to see so somewhere like this surviving.
I can understand why this is a favorite spot for photographers — the view is magnificent!
The colours in this are beautiful - it looks like a 1950's watercolour illustration.
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