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The "Thumb" of the southern Palisades
An ominuous snow covered and rugged crag of the Palisades. Photographed with my 100-400mm L f/4.5-5.6 telephoto lens while exploring some dirt backroads of the eastern Sierra the morning after an early winter storm that dusted the tops of these mountains. While at this particular location I encountered what looked like a basecamp (currently unoccupied) that someone established for access into these mountains via a climber trailhead here. I am just hoping that whoever may have been up there during this fleeting storm managed and made it back out okay.
I have found that the 100-400mm lens can be quite valuable for these types of distant landscape compositions. A technique I like to call: photo sniping. Below you will find some other captures done in a similar matter, plus some others during my wanderings in the Owens Valley under an attractive lighting of a passing storm.

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