Mono Lake and South Tufa

In this episode I spent a couple of days at Mono Lake in California. A weird and wonderful place that sometimes rewards a visitor with spectacular light. The tufas are the remains of old underwater springs that were created by precipitation of limestone from the calcium in the vent water and the carbonates in the lake water. Over time these spectacular formations were created. As the lake has retreated over the past decades due to water diversion and drought the tufas have become exposed. Mono Lake and the surrounding area is one of my favorite locations to photograph.

MY GEAR
Mirrorless camera - Nikon Z7
Second camera - Nikon D810

Wide angle zoom - Nikon 17-35mm f2.8
Medium zoom - Nikon 24-120mm f4
Telephoto lens - Nikon 70-200mm f2.8
Tripod - Gitzo GT1542 Mountaineer Series 1 Carbon Fibre

Camera microphone - Rode videomicro
Home microphone - Rode NTG4+
Lav microphone - Rode smartLav+
Handheld recorder - Zoom H4N Pro

Cable release - Vello shutter boss II
Remote controller - CamRanger2


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