A stroll through the Trinity Alps
Today’s photo is from the archives, July of 2009 to be exact. Without a person or two in this photo you don’t get the sense of just how tall these trees were in Northern California.

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Today’s photo is from the archives, July of 2009 to be exact. Without a person or two in this photo you don’t get the sense of just how tall these trees were in Northern California.
One of the main reasons I recently picked up a Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G VR II lens was to photograph Ellie playing volleyball. However, it takes fantastic portraits in low light as well. The only lighting for this photo was Ellie’s computer screen and a distant light in the hallway. The room was actually quite dark.
Last week Ellie performed in the Ashland High School Theatre. Every seat was taken and we ended up way in the back. At 200mm (no crop) I was able to capture a bit of the action.
Been watching a lot of volleyball the past week…
Ellie said her favorite part of the Paulina Plunge Tour was the last three-mile downhill stretch.
After the news from yesterday’s entry, we got in the car and drove back to Fish Lake in order to obtain those longed-for malts and shakes. Here we are perched on the deck of the Fish Lake Resort waiting for our orders with Fish Lake in the background. Thus ends this series on the trail between Lake of the Woods and Fish Lake.