Eastern Sierra Nevada

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I got up early so we could catch the alpineglow on the mountains with a reflection on Lake Mamie.
Sunrise on Convict Lake in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains.
A panorama of Mono Lake and the tufa formations in the early morning alpenglow.
Sun star in the tufa formations around Mono lake.
The morning light shining on the Tufa formations on Mono Lake.
We loved the reflections of the mountains and the aspen trees in the water of Silver Lake.
The ancient Bristlecone Pine forest is about 11,000 ft. up into the White Mountains in Eastern California. These trees are among the longest-lived life forms on Earth, some documented older than 4,800 years old. A long drive up a winding mountain road then a tough hike on the mountain side at that elevation to see these wonders who thrive in a harsh environment with poor soil conditions.
Fall color in the aspens in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Sunrise on the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains from the Alabama Hills which you can see in the foreground. The peak centered in the notch is Mt. Whitney, the highest peak in the lower 48 states.
Aspens glowing in the fall in the Eastern Sierra Mountains.
Terri posing in Mobius Arch in the Alabama Hills in eastern California.
My favorite shot of Mt. Whitney from the Whitney Portal Road in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains.
Mountain reflections on June Lake in Eastern California.
A view of Lone Pine mountain through Mobius Arch in the Alabama Hills in eastern California.
Panorama of the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains from the Alabama Hills in California.
Mt. Whitney, the tallest mountain in the lower 48 states from the Whitney Portal Road. Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains in California.