Ed Farrell Fine Art Photography
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Frozen Pond

Christmas Day, frozen pond with grass, Mt. Rose, Nevada. I took a short ride with my brother up the Mt. Rose summit highway from his house in Reno. Just over the top there is a little meadow interlaced with ponds. The night-time temperatures had been dipping to the low teens over the past week or so and everything was frozen solid.
   
Print ID: FP20111227
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
December 25, 2011
Leica M9
50mm Summilux
tripod mounted
F11 1/8 second
ISO 200
 
 
Frozen Pond 2

Frozen pond and grasses, Mt. Rose, Nevada.
   
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
December 25, 2011
Leica M9
50mm Summilux
tripod mounted
F11 1/8 second
ISO 200
 
 
Convict Lake

Convict Lake in late spring, looking west. Here's a history of the name, from Francis Farquar's 'Place Names of the High Sierra':

A band of convicts escaped from the Nevada state penitentiary at Carson City, September 17, 1871, and went south to Owens Valley. On the morning of September 24, a posse, led by Robert Morrison, encountered some of the convicts near the head of what was then known as Monte Diablo Creek. Morrison was killed. The convicts escaped, but were captured a few days later and were lynched. The lake and creek were thenceforth called Convict. (Chalfant The Story of Inyo, 1922, pp. 214-220.)
   
Print ID: CL20091205
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
June 4, 2005
Nikon D2X
28mm
hand held
f11, 1/320 second
ISO 100
 
 
Mt. Conness

Mt. Conness (12,789 feet) is the highest Yosemite Peak north of Tioga Pass. The true summit is hidden behind the peak of the ridge at right center. This view is from Sawmill Meadows, a campsite that is evidently more popular to mosquitos than campers to judge by their relative numbers.
   
Print ID: MC20070410
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
September 10, 2006
Nikon D2X
28-70mm zoom (at 52mm)
hand held
f8, 1/500 second
ISO 100
 
 
Lundy Lake

Lundy lake occupies a small basin on the east side of the Sierras above Mono Lake just north of Lee Vining. The basin is the historical site of the May Lundy Mine, a prominent silver mine of the late 1800s.
   
Print ID: LL20090111
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
October 2, 1988
Nikon F2
28mm lens
hand held
f5.6, 1/60 second
Kodachrome 64
 
 
Sawmill Meadows

Looking down on Sawmill meadows from an eminence to the east. Sawmill meadows resides in a small hanging valley east of Tioga Pass, California, just outside of Yoemite National Park. The rock plateau to the west of the meadows leads to the Sierra crest south of Mt. Conness.
   
Print ID: SM20091204
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
September 10, 2006
Nikon D2X
40mm
Hand held
f8, 1/500 second
ISO 100
 
 
Mono Lake, Minimalist View

A minimalist view of Mono Lake from Navy Beach--one lone tufa stump in acres of calm water.
   
Print ID: MLMV20090113
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
October 2, 1988
Nikon F2
28mm lens
hand held
f5.6, 1/60 second
Kodachrome 64
 
 
Mono Lake With Fuzzy Grass

Mono Lake from Navy Beach, with the pre-eminently fuzzy squirrel tail grass growing brightly in the foreground.
   
Print ID: MLWFG20091223
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
July 5, 2007
Nikon D2X
28mm
Hand held
f11, 1/320 second
ISO 100
 
 
Mono Lake, Early Morning

Tufa formations at the south tufa area. In the distance is the Sierra crest near Mono Pass and Bloody Canyon.
   
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
June 4, 2005
Nikon D2X
28-70mm zoom (at 56mm)
Hand held
f22, 1/50 second
ISO 100
 
 
Mono Lake, Tufa, Early Morning

A tufa castle on the south shore of Mono Lake, California. Mt Dunderberg rises in the background to the left of the tufa.
   
Print ID: MLTEM20100111
 
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O t h e r   P h o t o   D a t a
June 4, 2005
Nikon D2X
200mm
tripod mounted
f22, 1/20 second
ISO 100
 
 
   
 
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