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JohnC wrote:
@gdanmitchell@ I looked/asked for your book at both Mono Lake Visitor Centers and none available, your work is an inspiration.
Good news for me, but not so good news for you! They had a stack of them a week and a half ago when I stopped by and signed all the copies. I also signed a few at the Mammoth Lakes visitor center by the ranger station as you head into town.
Ran into John Sexton and Anne Larsen in Yosemite today, and he reports that there had been a few copies at Whoa Nellie Deli, but that they were sold out, too, as of this weekend. (John had a copy, and I was flattered when he asked me to sign it. :-)
You should be able to order a copy from Amazon, or you can contact Heyday Books in Berkeley, the publisher. (If you go to my webiste, you can also find links in the left sidebar.
I was in Yosemite for the past couple of days. The main excuse was to attend the reception for the Yosemite Renaissance 32 exhibit at Gallery Five in Oakhurst. One of my prints – a photograph of Mono Lake — is in that show. I also managed to get in two days of photography at locations between Oakhurst, Yosemite Valley, and Tioga Pass. A quick condition report follows:
Right now there is a lot of color along highway 41 between Oakhurst and Yosemite Valley. I photographed dogwoods — thick in a few places — but there are also excellent big leaf maples and black oaks. These trees are also looking quite good in Yosemite Valley right now. It felt to me like the color was coming on a bit earlier than usual in the Valley, where I usually photograph fall color around Halloween. I only went as far east as Tioga Pass, not dropping down on the east side at all this time. This means that I was not anywhere near the main aspen groves. However, several small groves along Tioga Pass Road were colorful, notably the small number of trees near Yosemite Creek.
Nice work on the photo above.
Take care,
Dan
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