Just received a 22×28 print of this image through MPix, and I must say my experience with MPix has been significantly better than with Adorama Pix. The prints via both vendors have been excellent, but the customer service through MPix has been outstanding.
The goal for the next week is to get some of the old vintage cameras cleaned up so I can figure out which one is going to accompany us to New Orleans. That and I need to start identifying potential locations for when we are in New Orleans. I’ve always wanted to capture those early morning mist filled swamp shots and that is definitely on the card for this trip. That and some black and white shots of the french quarter using the vintage cameras.
The shot above is from the Owens Valley outside of Bishop facing the Eastern Sierras. We drove around for an hour or so on the Jean Blanc Road (a testy little dirt road) looking for a place to shoot. The late afternoon sun breaking through the storm clouds created an impressive example of god rays lighting up the foothills. This is another example why the Bishop area is one of my favorites!
Sean Scanlon is a travel and landscape photographer based in Southern California, home to an amazing array of photographic wonders. He has traveled the world, journeyed on long and desolate desert roads, and spent many cold and shivering mornings waiting for the sun to rise while his partner in life, Andree, wonders what in the world she is doing up at 4am in the morning. His photographs have been presented on museum walls in Melbourne, Australia and countless numbers of family and friends.
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