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Hot Creek in morning light

Hot Creek in morning light

Hot Creek in the Owens Valley in California. I couldn't resist heading back there to see it with morning light. Unfortunately, I had a late start to a long...
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Hot Creek in the Owens Valley in California. I couldn't resist heading back there to see it with morning light. Unfortunately, I had a late start to a long day (It was New Year's Day after all) and the light is later in the morning than I usually like but I still like it. No wonderful sunrise sky in this one.
First image of 2018. Happy New Year!
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