Stormy Mono

Jim Dockery

Well-Known Member
Nice work. #3 is my favorite for the detail in the rocks, depth/layers, and variety of color. The distant rainfall is sweet. If it were mine I'd crop the top down to loose the openings in the clouds that draw my eye up and away from the main event.
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
Hey Tim, you got some great moods at Mono captured here. I do like the higher water as it puts the water back among the tufas which makes it nicer I think for reflections.

All 3 are great, not sure on which would be my favorite. Jim makes a good point about cropping some off the top of #3, go for a 4:5 crop on that one I think.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
I like these - the first for the neat sun rays, the second for the cloud colors and reflected colors, and the last for the nice shade of the water and the layers as both Jims have already noted. I think Jim Dockery's suggestion for a crop in #3 is a good one.
 

Zeph

Well-Known Member
Wow, that third shot is just awesome.
I was there once with with incredible NW winds and 20 degree temps, tough conditions, but beautiful.
 

Alisa

Well-Known Member
The higher water level at Mono Lake has changed composition opportunities, but strong winds and stormy skies kept the scene interesting for two hours. All comments welcome!

Tim

#1 Crepuscular Tufa Framing

#2 Glowing Lake Waves

#3 Sunset Rain and Tufa Towers
I like all of them but my two favorites are the last two images. Great color and movement in the water!
 
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