Winter in the Eastern Sierra brings both clouds and calm winds, the perfect recipe for catching sunrise color reflected in the region's lakes. Pre-dawn temperatures are close to freezing though, often a few degrees below, so few people are out to see the early morning light. Fortunately, that's nothing a cup of hot coffee won't fix.
With storms rolling through earlier in the week and more on the way, I've shot ten folders of photos totaling 165GB so far, almost entirely in timelapse sequences. This is an image from the latest one.
Sunrise Season Returns to Topaz Lake
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Beautiful!
Nice picture and Great color
nice
nice view
beautiful
Amazing natural tones.. +Jeff Sullivan
OMG !!!
very romantic
preciosa y bella
very nice..