After spending the last 6 days shooting nightscapes with Wayne Pinkston we managed to get to Mono Lake to shoot a few panoramas. We had to find a location far away from the south tufas because being a new moon and on a saturday night the main area was a zoo, kids running around with flashlights photographers stumbling around in every direction. It was kinda like drunk disneyland, Hehe.

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Yarko, with his intensity.

Snow Leopard photographed at Big Cat Sanctuary

Taken at Drinkfield Marsh Nature Reserve, Darlington, County Durham on 09/04/2020 during my daily exercise.

🎵Max Richter - On the Nature of Daylight

Borkum

escape from planetary mass homologation

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Iphone 7 image.

Many do not know that there is a crater there next to Mono Lake ... and on this magical night the lava started to flow from a new opening ...

... or maybe there was just some lights from another photographer that lit the scene. This photographer was walking over to coordinate some light painting he was doing and the impact it might have on our captures. He had a red light on his head and a small led flashlight as well that combined for the light there among the tufa.

Then again, I like the idea of the lava instead ;)

Secret Canyon, Page, Arizona, USA

As requested by [https://www.flickr.com/photos/orbed] - HMBT and HMT!

Taken at Derwentwater, Keswick, Cumbria on 10/01/2018.

Black and white flower

/Walsh County

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Found along an Oklahoma Backroad

A pretty view there as the day ended at Lake Mono.

"Under Cover" in B&W

South Tufas

My shot for #monomonday (is that even a thing on flickr?) is the famous lone tree in Glencoe. Often photographed more to the left so the tree doesnt cut the mountains… but I quite liked the shot moving more left due to the strong light I had at the time which was blowing out much of the scene… I also liked the more elongated shape of the tree!