alabama hills

While waiting for nightfall (and the skies to clear), I was treated to an intense sunset in the Alabama Hills. Since my main focus was on getting ready for a night shoot, I didn't really go out of my way to take advantage - I just moved around some on the rock behind Mobius Arch. This was the...

This is the timelapse from the Alabama Hills I captured 2 weeks ago. The place was packed with people camping, so I had to do a bit of driving back and forth, a lot of getting out with my compass to see how the Milky Way might line up with various rocks while trying to avoid the light from...

I've borrowed from Bob Marley's great song for the title of this thread where I'll tell the somewhat sad tale of how I crashed and broke my drone on my recent trip to the SW. As upsetting as it was that day, in the end I found that over the next month not thinking about drone shots helped me...

I prefer the B&W conversions of many of my shots from a recent visit. Storm blowing in from the north. Morning pano near our camp spot. My favorite

My wife and I stopped for a two nights in the Alabama Hills between Death Valley trips into Eureka Dunes (came back out and drove around to avoid the long rough road south) and the southern section. I had a drone disaster the first morning, which I'll write up in a separate thread. Next time...

This was taken in the Alabama Hills a few years ago. Smoke to the east gave us some very red light for sunrise. Any thoughts are welcome.

I've always thought this was a cool arch, often neglected in favor of it's more famous cousin Mobius nearby. For whatever reason I'd never fully processed this before, but I spent some time with it last night. Any thoughts are welcome. Here's an edit with some more space above the arch:

Morning comes to the Alabama Hills on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada. It was suggested that I upload this image to the site. I am new, so a big hello to the folks out there!

This was from a winter sunrise in the Alabama Hills. I just liked the moody textures. Any thoughts are welcome.

As nice as it is to center Mount Whitney in this arch, I feel like Lone Pine Peak is more photogenic. So here's my sunrise take on this icon, captured a few years ago between Christmas and New Year's. Any thoughts are welcome.