A collection of black and white fine art photographs captured on a cloudy Summer day while exploring the area around Mammoth Lakes, California.

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A black and white fine art photograph of the Crystal Lake basin and Crystal Craig near Mammoth Lakes, California.A black and white photograph of the Sierra Nevada near Mammoth Lakes, California as seen from the Crystal Lake trail.A black and white fine art photograph looking down upon Lake George from the Crystal Lake trail near Mammoth Lakes, California.A black and white fine art photograph of Crystal Craig towering over Crystal Lake near Mammoth Lakes, California.A black and white fine art photograph of a rock and a silvered tree snag in the alpine forest near Mammoth Lakes, California.A black and white fine art photograph of the rental boats and marina at Lake George near Mammoth Lakes, California.A black and white fine art photograph of the dead forest at Horseshoe Lake near Mammoth Lakes, California. Scientists believe that the forest is dying from the high levels of CO2 that have been released in the area since an earthquake in 1989 opened up channels for the gas to escape.A black and white fine art photograph of lower Twin Lakes near Mammoth Lakes, California.A black and white fine art photograph of alpine trees as seen from the Crystal Lake trail near Mammoth Lakes, CaliforniaA black and white fine art photograph looking down onto Twin Lakes near Mammoth Lakes, California.

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