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Very informative

Bring plenty of water, drink electrolytes. It gets very hot in the summer-time.

Awesome vid

This is such a well made video - thank you so much !!

Lots of nice info.

Great video!! Can’t wait to check out Lundy!

Thank you for the useful tips! Appreciate your effort.

Love the sounds they make. Thanks for sharing!

Just came across your video. Loved the detailed tour of the places. I visit the Bishop area several times a year. However, you have introduced me to see new places that I am now eager to photograph.

thanks Gary.

Wow. Very well done. Might be up in mid October. Thanks for the edification and beautiful location shots. Nicely put together.

A rare treat to see two males battling it out. Great video work. Thanks for posting.

Hi! What about now? did you change the AF motor or still working with its squeaking?

Hello Gary, thank you for sharing this beautiful video, truly awesome. 🤗

Hello Gary, thank you for sharing this beautiful video, truly awesome. 🤗

Liked it very much. Thanks a lot. On our way up within next couple days.

Did you ever find out what the problem was? My 92 115 is doing the same thing when I pump my ball.

Thanks for the tips. I will be visiting this fall. Can’t wait to check out these places.

Cool

Equally as impressive to me is Lee Vining Canyon, although it lacks the beaver ponds. That and Rock Creek Canyon.

Not sure what you did, but there is a fix for this. you can buy just that half of the VRO for something like 90$, that includes the electronics, and half of the fuel pump bowl. where is it leaking from is the access that OMC used to place another spring loaded piston that pushes up on the count reset pin. if there isn't oil dripping around the electronics, the o-ring for the reset pin is probably fine....you could have tried to seal the access by running a bead of super glue, or a bead of epoxy. www.thehulltruth.com/boating-forum/851310-just-little-insight-into-oil-side-vro2-oms.html inside the electronics, is a pulse counter (equal to number of magnets in flywheel), if the pulse reaches 8192 without having reset by the reset pin, then the alarm sounds.

They are aware of my presents and are plotting my murder.

I was just up there this past weekend (10/6-8/2016). I took the Dundenberg road, but did the offshoot to the mill (BIG mistake, even with an Outback!). But Lundy Canyon was wonderful.

Mine is doing the same thing. Did u find out why it's doing that?

Thanks, Pham Bich Chau! Great Video:-))

Show your sunrise shots!

Thank you Gary. I really appreciate you doing this; really helpful.

Those pestiferous amateurs! Yea, iconic photo spots should only be for pros!

Thank you! It was Pleasure to walk with you through the beautiful eastern Sierra! With some spectacular foliage! Well done!

Thank Gary. LOVED IT! Probably gonna drive up this Friday.

nah... keep talking more about it, please. love the way you are describing about locations. hope that i am going to see you in this next coming color of fall in eastern sierra...thanks very much for making such a great video like this...

I love listening to coyotes. One night I was lucky enough to hear wolves. I was rather shocked at the difference since I'm used to coyotes.

Wow, Gary, you make a lot of good points in this video that I can totally identify with. I have only once accidently got caught up in one of these iconic locations for photography. I had been climbing 14ers in Colorado for 8 days straight and decided that I'd like to see the Maroon Bells before I left the state, so I drove over to the parking lot and slept there so I could easily get over to the lake for the sunrise...low and behold I wasn't the only one. About 10 others had the same idea that particular morning. :) Ya, it was wierd alright.

hahaha...they had plenty to talk about that night!

Wow, you were really booking it! :)

Been there. Almost done that....only with the sunset instead of the sunrise. I love it up there. Cool soundtrack!

I see you haven't posted in a while, you need to get back and make more videos, this is awesome! keep up the good work man!

Hi Gary: I really enjoyed your videos and hope to see more. Say hi to Connie and your Mom.

Very nicely done Gary. You hit a couple of my favorites as well. Jon

Gary thank you so much as this video is full of information on the Eastern Sierra. Again thanks

Going to the Sierra this weekend to chase fall colors? Check out my video w/ tips & places. ruclips.net/video/uB_SkY0Z23s/видео.html Forecast= "Severe Clear."

Thanks for the excellent video, Gary! Heading up from Southern California today and will definitely be checking some of these locations out.

Just got into town last night. Looking forward to some exploring today and of course, photographing fall color.

That's good. I have more experience for beautiful photos. Thank you for a great movie. Wishing you peace in God's hands.

Anyone traveling to the Eastern Sierra this weekend to photograph the fall colors? Here's a video I made featuring some locations and tips that photographers might want to check out.

Thanks for sharing locations and sample images. Are there any aspen fall colors near Tahoe?

thanks for an awesome video. just wondering, what is the spelling of that last one where you were (lunden creek canyon?) thank you.

Here's a recent time lapse I made at the summit of Haleakala, HI, and which shows the rapid exodus of vehicles as soon as the sun is up. Posted as part of my newest blog post on Photographing the Sunrise at Haleakala: www.enlightphoto.com/views/2014/09/12/photographing-haleakala-sunrise.htm

Some good points, I think it may be more interesting to watch the people than take the photo when that many get lined up. This makes me think of another good question, I wrestle with sharing some of these amazing locations I have done the research to find, it's not as if people can't find them on their own but bringing attention to much lesser known locations seems like a catch 22. I want to show these amazing locations but I become a bit possessive of them, not wanting them to turn into a "Delicate Arch".

Thanks for this Gary. I used to hike just about the same route every week, at least. Now I can show those unfamiliar with the area the beauty of the east bay hills. Well done.