Notes From The Field

Monday, June 20, 2005

East Shore - Lake Tahoe...

I spent some time on the east shore of Lake Tahoe today, arguably one of the most beautiful spots in the west. The water was not quite as smooth as I would have liked but there were still some great photographic opportunities.



This is at Hidden Beach...



This is south of Sand Harbor...



Hidden Beach...

The water level is coming up nicely after years of drought. The lake is still several feet below the high water mark but it is better than it was. Lake Tahoe covers 192 square miles so it takes a bit of water to bring it up!

Take care,

Bill
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The virtue of the camera is not the power it has to transform the photographer into an artist, but the impulse it gives him to keep on looking. -Brooks Anderson

Saturday, June 18, 2005

Summer in the Mountains?

Although it is supposd to be summer according to the calendar, it still feels like winter here in the mountains. It has been snowing and raining more than it has been sunny. The benefit of this is with all the moisture, the spring bloom is coming on in earnest in the higher elevations. Here are some recent shots...



This area will be full of Lupine soon too...



The Corn Lillies are thick...



Mule's Ear...

I hope to have some newer shots in the galley soon. Stay tuned!

Bill
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Great photography is about depth of feeling, not depth of field. -Peter Adams