Synopses & Reviews
For eons Mono Lake has collected the melt of ice and snow from the surrounding Sierra Nevada and developed a rich and complex ecosystem in what may appear to be a lifeless desert sink. Yet Mono Lake's unique brine shrimp and alkali flies feed hundreds of thousands of migratory water birds, and its tufa formations fascinate lakeshore visitors. These photographs and essays describe the interplay of sky, cloud, and shore throughout the seasons. Distributed for Companion Press.