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Fall Color Update for Plumas County

Written on October 18, 2010 by latoga in News & Current Events

This past weekend the family and I did a trip up to Plumas County, CA to check out the fall colors. We had driven through the area five years ago on a trip from Lassen to Yosemite. During that trip we saw plenty of color along the highway, even though it was cloudy and drizzling,…

Tags: Autumn, Location Report, Plumas County

Umbrella of Aspen Leaves

Written on October 7, 2010 by latoga in Landscapes, Nature, Photos

What I have always loved about this photo is the different feeling it gives you for the Quaking Aspen. From a photographic perspective, it’s hard to capture really compelling photos during the middle of autumn day’s with clear skys. The light tends to be a bit too harsh with all the bright colors it is…

Tags: Aspen, Autumn, Eastern Sierras

Quaking Aspen Reflection in June Lake

Written on October 5, 2010 by latoga in Landscapes, Photos

This is one of my favorite photos taken in the fall from the Eastern Sierra. I was driving around June Lake Loop for the first time on the perfect autumn day. Warm temperatures in the lower 70s, no wind, and the fall colors were at their peak. I loved the way the Aspen were reflected…

Tags: Autumn, Eastern Sierra

Weathered Stump & Autumn Reflections

Written on October 2, 2010 by latoga in Landscapes, Photos

While my hope was to be able to make it up to the Eastern Sierras this weekend, a last minute change has me reliving my trip from last fall. It was peak color at North Lake, in the Sierras West of Bishop, CA. When we arrived at the lake, about an hour before sunrise, we…

Tags: Autumn, Eastern Sierras

Photo: Backlit Yellow Aspen Leaf

Written on September 30, 2009 by latoga in Nature, Photos

When I saw this photo for the first time in my post processing the first thing that jumped out at me was the tear drop shaped flare in the top center of the image. Luckily, I didn’t dismiss this photo immediately because of that flare, like I usually would. Rather, I thought back to a…