Eastern Sierras November 2017 Trip Report *Very Pic Heavy*

[Peneumbra2]

Stunning photography - I laughed, I cried, I almost wet my expedition pants… Having grown up in the neigborhood of the Eastern Sierra, I always enjoy it when other people discover how otherworldly the place can be. And, candidly, it admazes me that folks still consider Reptiles to be a treat. Reptiles are only attempting to hold on to their precarious bits of Earth, just hanging on by their claws and scaly personality.
I really know that feeling...

 

[dman93]

I haven't been out to the Eastern Sierra since Labor Day ... too long. Thanks for letting me visit through your photos!

 

[TNcaveman]

Awesome photos! Looked like a fun trip = curious as to your camera gear - loved the time exposures with a rising moon? Well done.

Stephen

 

[rayra]

Great pics!

 

[inv3ctiv3]

Thanks for all the comments everyone!!!

 

[daPitbull]

Awesome pics...need to get out now!

 

[Xterabl]

Absolutely incredible pictographic story! Thank you for sharing!

 

[andy29847]

Great pictures. I shared one of them on my Facebook Group Page - Nature's Beauty Challenge. Join us and post some pics. https://www.facebook.com/groups/534259480077327/

 

[inv3ctiv3]

Glad you guys like the photos and you can share them all you want, for any more info you can always visit my site: https://jimbobbarnett.com/

 

[Backroad Joe]

In the 16th frame, next to the lake, I don't see a road anywhere. Do you guys just drive where ever?

 

[v_man]

Looks like Armstrong Canyon trail in one of those shots...

 

[inv3ctiv3]

In the 16th frame, next to the lake, I don't see a road anywhere. Do you guys just drive where ever?

We would never blaze our own trail everywhere we go has tracks already, maybe hard to see with the brush I dunno.

Looks like Armstrong Canyon trail in one of those shots...

Not familiar with Armstrong canyon so I dunno.