Volcanic Tableland View of White Mountains

This unusual, weathered wave-like rock frames the snow-covered White Mountains stretching northward from the Volcanic Tableland north of Bishop. This expansive, 150-square-mile landscape was formed 760,000 years ago with the massive “super-eruption” of the Long Valley caldera. A pyroclastic flow of super-heated ash and pumice settled here, and has been eroding and weathering ever since. The Volcanic Tableland was inhabited seasonally by indigenous cultures for thousands of years, and is still sacred land to local Nuumü of the Owens Valley.

This photo probably works best as a canvas print.

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