This afternoon we arrived at Mono Lake to capture the sunset on the final evening of our workshop. We were welcomed with this beautiful soft afternoon light.
After the sun set over the mountains, the twilight colors reflected off the clouds to light up the tufas.
Yesterday we visited the memorial to Japanese internees at Manzanar.
Following this we continued on to the location where Ansel Adams made his image of Mount Williamson. Here is my rendition.
Photographed the Alabama Hills last night. The sit of many western movies with John Wayne, Roy Rogers and others. The hills are closed today for another movie shoot.
Looking through the arch…
Last week I arrived at Furnace Creek in Death Valley. Below sea level here.
A view from Zabriski Point at sunset.
After flowing through Zion, the Virgin River flows close to
St George and exits to Arizona. Leaving I-15, I pulled for a rest near the River.
I continued on to Valley of Fires until sunset and on to Las Vegas.
This morning I headed up along the Virgin River at Zion. Here is one location where light from the surrounding mountains reflected in the river.
The north wall of the Shell gas station in Carmel Junction is adorned with a mural. Or is it a mural? The gas and electrical boxes are part of buildings in a street scene.
Today I made the trip to Escalante, stopping at Hanksville. There is a really cool gas station here – Hollow Mountain.
Another attraction in Hanksville is this “Hunt’s Wrecker Service” Ford truck.
On the road to Torrey is this concrete truck. You may remember this from one of my Project-52 images last year.
