Made it back home yesterday, Saturday. Not as much color as I had expected, but just below Lake Sabrina was glorious, North Lake was ok, and Lundy Canyon to the north had some nice patches. The best thing I found at Rock Creek was the pie at the lodge near the top. Advertised as the best pie in the Sierras, it is mighty good. I'll be posting my pics when the lab gets done. Next year.
Pictures of the pie?
I'll give my report when we get home later. In Lone Pine now heading home.
I've seen too many people look silly taking 8 or 10 pics of their dinner, or pie. I'd be embarrassed. It was much tastier in my mouth than on the plate.Originally Posted by Drew Wiley
Well, here's the first scan of the Fall Colors I found on Oct. 8, at Bishop Creek, just below Lake Sabrina.
4x5 Crown Graphic, Sironar 150mm, Velvia 50.
This was on the road to North Lake, 4x5 Crown Graphic, 150mm Sironar, Velvia 50, 10/8/2015.
The next day, 10/9/2015, was a dreary overcast morning in Lundy Canyon. On the way back from Lundy Lake, which was really pretty, but no good light, I spotted a shaft of sunshine on this patch of trees that stood out. 4x5 Crown Graphic, 90mm Super Angulon, Velvia 50.
Jerry Parker
Very nice. I hope to post some carbon prints from my trip to the area in the next couple of weeks.
We were in the area on the 12th of October.
I like this composition better, but I seem to have caught some lens flare. I'm just beginning to learn about scanning with my newly-acquired Epson 4990. Maybe there's a way to get rid of the flare in "post," as they say.
Jerry Parker
Jerry, beautiful work. It was great up there wasn't it.
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