My camera or film holders are almost always loaded with black and white film, but I’ve been throwing a couple of rolls of color into my bags on recent trips to see if I can capture some of the fascinating color pallets. This was taken from the ridge-line road far above the town of Lee Vining and over the western shores of Mono Lake with its volcanic cinder cones, springs, tufa, and migratory birds. Sunsets can be overwhelming or subtle here, sometimes both.
Timothy Dahlum 