To get this low perspective, I waded into the creek with rubber boots, and made numerous exposures. This was my favorite because it showed the leaves as well as the reflection of the sky onto the still water to the left. The lines of the creek edges from here serve to guide the viewer into the scene.
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The Mono Craters are among the youngest chains of volcanoes in the country, having initially erupted less than 40,000 years ago. In contrast, Mono Lake is one of the oldest lakes in North America, dating back over 760,000 years. This view of the craters is from the mouth of Lee Vining Creek, with colorful cottonwood leaves carried caught on the gravel streambed as they flow downstream. High clouds to the southwest reflect the last light of day.
About the Prints
Prints are available in glossy, luster or matte finishes. All prints on photo paper are made with a CSI LightJet laser printer on Fuji Crystal Archive paper.
Giclee prints on canvas are made with Epson Ultrachrome pigmented inks rated at over 75 years on archival media. The canvas used is specially coated, ph neutral and archival, and comes in either Torino matte or Torino glossy.
Metal prints are printed with European dye sub inks on glossy or satin coating and heat-pressed onto .045 aluminum that is durable, scratch resistant, and easy to clean. They come with rounded corners and are ready to hang.
Prints take 15-20 days to process, then will be shipped.
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