On our trip up north Cynde and I spent an evening watching and capturing the sunset at Mono Lake.  Here’s one of the first images I finished from that experience.  We spent the evening at the South Tufa area on the lake.  Prior to the evening we walked around the area and read the many different signs of the self guided nature walk.  I’ll be posting more from this trip along with some of the information from the self guided tour.

Sunset at Mono Lake

Hope you enjoyed the image,

Scott

The Huntington Library and Gardens is a wonderful place to visit.  The gardens are a extensive as they are beautiful.  Cynde and I went one Sunday afternoon, we wandering around the Japanese and Chinese gardens taking many different photos.  It was a very nice afternoon and we took lots of photos.  My only complaint about the Huntington is they close much to early.  I really enjoy the early light and late light neither of which are possible at the gardens.  As I took this photo I was being told by one of the guards telling me to keep moving towards the entrance.

Sunset at the Huntington

I think the photo was well worth me stopping and being urged to keep moving towards the entrance.

Scott

I have been working with a number of older images in my files of late and ran across this image.  To me this image reminds me of the evening I captured it.  In fact his image was one of the last images I took using film many years ago.  This image was captured at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and the cranes were fling to their evening roost.  Watching this event each evening while there is a beautiful event.

Into the Sunset

I hope you enjoyed the image,

Scott