Mono Lake is one of California’s most surreal and underrated landscapes — an ancient remnant sea in the Great Basin Desert, surrounded by tufa towers of calcium carbonate that rise from the water like alien sculptures. At dawn, when the lake is a perfect mirror and the towers glow gold, it looks like another planet.
About the Mono Lake Collection
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Why Mono Lake Works as Large Format Art
The horizontal sweep of the landscape and the mirror reflection demand a large format. A 24×36″ or 30×40″ print on Fine Art Smooth Matte is the definitive way to own this image.
About Edin Chavez: National Geographic photographer, Nikon professional, Masters of Photography. 20+ years, 50+ countries. Fine art prints available at edinfineart.com.