Landscape

Multnomah Falls

Sea Ranch Fence 1

Sonoma coast at Sea Ranch.

Sea Ranch Fence 2

Sonoma coast at Sea Ranch.

Rocks

Walk On Beach at Sea Ranch on the Sonoma coast.

Wave

Walk On Beach at Sea Ranch on the Sonoma coast.

End of Days

Yet another shot of the Point Reyes Ship wreck in Inverness, West Marin.

Alabama Hills 1

Everywhere you point a camera up here is a amazing scene. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Mobius Arch 2

First photo trip to the Eastern Sierra's this last week. After arriving in Lone Pine around 3:00pm I headed to the Alabama Hills in search of this famed arch. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Mobuis Arch Setting Sun

After finding this arch I went back to Lone Pine for awhile then came back around sunset to take more photos. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Mobius Arch

First photo trip to the Eastern Sierra's this last week. After arriving in Lone Pine around 3:00pm I headed to the Alabama Hills in search of this famed arch. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Alpine glow through the Arch.

Got up early the next morning and headed back to Mobius Arch for the famous alpine glow view. Unfortunately, not a cloud in sight. Just blue skys. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Early Morning in the Alabama Hills

Took some more photos of the early morning views of the Alabama Hills. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Early Morning in the Alabama Hills at the Mobius Arch

Took some more photos of the early morning views of the Alabama Hills. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

China Camp

A Chinese shrimp-fishing village thrived on this site in the 1880s. Nearly 500 people, originally from Canton, China, lived in the village. In its heyday, there were three general stores, a marine supply store and a barber shop. The village was used extensively in the filming of the 1955 movie Blood Alley starring John Wayne. Today the fishing village is maintained by the Park Service, with the help of Frank Quan, a descendent of one of the original residents, who lives there.

Lake Sabrina pano

After my early morning at the Alabama Hills I headed north up 395 to Bishop then west up highway 168 to Lake Sabrina. The lake was extremely low and again without a cloud in sight. Two Shot Pano. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Convict Lake

Convict Lake had more water and lots of fishing going on but hardly any parking! It's like San Francisco parking problems. Finally got a few clouds! Pano with two shots. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Silver Lake

After a lunch break on the shores of Convict Lake I continued north and took the June Lake loop (158). Stopped at Silver Lake for this shot. And yes more clouds. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Mono Lake Shoreline

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Green Lake

Normally a cyrstal clear blue lake Mono Lake has had this unusual green color every summer for the last3 years. www.facebook.com/RGinggPhotography

Sunset over Mill Valley

Got of of 101 on the way home from work to catch this amazing sunset over Mill Valley at the Pickleweed Inlet. 3 fimages with 5 +- exposures each. HDR processed with Aurora HDR 2017.