Ansel Adams got so many great photographs of Yosemite, not just because he was a great artist, but because he lived there.
Color spotter Alena Nicholas has shared many beautiful images of Lake Gregory this autumn, because she lives there.
Nicholas writes,”They say home is where the heart is, and after this weekend, I thought to share, once more, the beauty of my little “home” lake. It may not be Yosemite, the Eastern Sierras, or Northern California, but Lake Gregory always puts its best foot forward and shares whatever beauty it has to the very end!”
That’s certainly true of what Alena showed us of Lake Gregory, this autumn. The sunsets there and from the nearby Rim of the World have been beautiful.
In the collection of photographs submitted by Alena, today, we see another aspect of fall in the San Bernardino Mountains… a forest full of deeply orange black oak at peak. Along shore, hints of yellow brighten the scene.
Alena traveled to Big Bear today where she likely saw scenes like this black oak, shot by Nancy Barron Booher and posted on our Facebook page.
With more snow predicted to arrive in the San Bernardinos on Wednesday and Thursday, Alena’s trip could be her last fall color outing this autumn.
Let’s hope this won’t be a Black Friday, but will still be orange.
Peak (75-100%) GO NOW! – Lake Gregory, Rim of the World and the San Bernardino Mountains
