4:30 a.m. at 12,000 ft will chill your bones even in the best weather condtions. I spent a week in the White Mountains east of Bishop, CA taking a photography class in August. It was a wonderful opportunity to hang with fine art photographers. Unfortunately I had to get up way too early to catch certain photographs of the famed Bristlecone Pines at sunrise. Here's one that I took while holding my camera as steady as possible because my hands were shaking from the cold. I hope you enjoy it.
OPEN WIDE AND LET IN THE LIGHT
Saturday, September 03, 2005
EARLY MORNING RISER?
4:30 a.m. at 12,000 ft will chill your bones even in the best weather condtions. I spent a week in the White Mountains east of Bishop, CA taking a photography class in August. It was a wonderful opportunity to hang with fine art photographers. Unfortunately I had to get up way too early to catch certain photographs of the famed Bristlecone Pines at sunrise. Here's one that I took while holding my camera as steady as possible because my hands were shaking from the cold. I hope you enjoy it.
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About Me
- Ray Sherrod
- Santa Cruz, CA, United States
- I am a very shy introverted photographer. My psycho-therapist says that I may be able to come out of my shell almost any time now.
1 comment:
great picture: looks like the tree"fingers" are holding the sun coming up.
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