Sierra Nevada
The Sierra Nevada mountain range is a large, jagged, glacier-carved mass of granite. It contains Mount Whitney, the highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states (14,505 feet), and General Sherman, the largest tree in the world. Here is a glimpse into what John Muir called “the range of light”.
Invitation
Among Giants
Essential Scars
Seasonal Persistence
Snowpack
Engulfing Void
Rolling Fog
Shrouded Grove
Monarch Divide
Snow-Clad Oaks
Fractal Oak
Impressionistic Oak
Black Oak Frost
Winter Meadow
Seasonal Blend
El Capitan
Ice & Light
Refraction
Giant Sequoia Grove
Fleeting
Light & Scar Mosaic
Granite Sunrise
Carved by the Elements
Granite Sunset
Pine Cone Array
Basalt & Lichen
Giant's Crown
Seasonal Gradient
Gnarled Buckeyes
Deciduous Dogwood
Golden Clones
Charred
Oak Centerpiece
Offset
Aspen Leaves on Snow
Pine Needle Array