Mono Lake late sunrise | Wall Art
If you visit Mono Lake in California at sunrise, you will see beautiful and bright pastel colors. The truth is that the rocks in the photo seem to have a glacial quality. You will see the separation between the stones in this image. My picture is a panorama of many images stitched together.
The sunrise casts many colors over Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve.
Mono Lake, California, is worth visiting for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts. Mono Lake is on the Eastern side of Yosemite or North of Mammoth.
Is mono lake worth seeing?
Good Mono Lake images can stir certain emotions. Some people may look at the mono lake photograph and get romantic about things. You may look at that beautiful sunset and begin to think about different loves that you had in the past. People can also talk about how this sort of thing can make a great painting. You have to understand that these photos do not necessarily look the same to everyone. A mono-lake image can make you want to spend a certain amount of time on a trip.
© Dan Kosmayer, 2013
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Every photograph in my collection comes from my own travels, explorations, and years behind the camera.
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