El Capitan by Moonlight was captured in the deep of night. Moonlight rakes across the southwest face of the great wall, illuminating nearly 3,000 vertical feet of ancient granite with a cold, luminous glow that daylight never produces. The meadow below breathes a low mist that drifts through the silhouetted trees and dead snags — remnants of fire, still standing, still beautiful.
There are no crowds in this image. No noise. No movement but the mist. Just one of the world's great rock faces, lit by the moon, witnessed in silence.
Please note that colors may vary slightly between your screen and the final print due to monitor calibration.
El Capitan by Moonlight was captured in the deep of night. Moonlight rakes across the southwest face of the great wall, illuminating nearly 3,000 vertical feet of ancient granite with a cold, luminous glow that daylight never produces. The meadow below breathes a low mist that drifts through the silhouetted trees and dead snags — remnants of fire, still standing, still beautiful.
There are no crowds in this image. No noise. No movement but the mist. Just one of the world's great rock faces, lit by the moon, witnessed in silence.
Please note that colors may vary slightly between your screen and the final print due to monitor calibration.
