I'm nearing the end of the photos shot at Mono lake. I have remaining just the shots from the new to me Zeiss Baby Box Tengor that I recieved for my birthday. with a little luck, I'll process those on the weekend.
These were shot with the Diana Baby 110 wearing it's 12mm lens and processed by The Darkroom in San Clemente.
Oh, in a recent post I mentioned the vast quantities of alkali flies that support the Mono lake ecosystem. I think some readers were grossed out by that. This probably won't succeed in bursting your anti-fly bubble, but the brine flies at Mono lake are much different from any other flies. They're not pests at all, don't feed on dung and garbage and live their whole life cycle in and on the water.
