Breaking Storm Over The Ansel Adams Wilderness
Photo By Bruce Wendler

Title: Breaking Storm Over The Ansel Adams Wilderness
State/Province/Region: California
Country: United States
Nearest Area: Bristle Cone Pine Tree Preserve
Nearest Town: Bishop, California
Brief Directions: Take the highway 168 road out of Big Pine into the White Mountains, in about 30 minutes there is a left turnoff into the Bristlecone Tree Monument area. Drive up to where the vistors center is located and take the road that leads out to Shulman Grove and enjoy the scenery.
Notes: Watch out for slippery shale on the White Mountain sides.
Best Season: Spring
Description: Shot from the West facing side of the White mountains at 11,000 feet. A storm moves into Owens Valley below, dropping rain on Bishop. Amzaing light from the sunset over the Minarets shots out rays, one of which hits the falling rain.
Gear: Sony a900, 24-70mm Ziess Lens, Manfrotto tripod/head

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Keywords: Monuments, Historic Locations

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