Mount Morrison

Justin Mair

Mount Morrison

Mount Morrison is a very majestic part of the scenery at Convict Lake in the Eastern Sierras of California. The oldest rocks in the mountain range can be found there.

The mountain gets its name from a famous old west shootout that happened at Convict Creek. To summarize, some outlaws broke out of prison in Carson City, Nevada and headed to this area to hide in the canyon. A posse was formed to capture them headed by Robert Morrison with their Paiute indian guide “Mono” Jim. Both were killed in the violent gun battle that ensued. Mono Jim Mountain can be seen in the foreground.

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Mount Morrison by Justin Mair
Mount Morrison by Justin Mair
  • Chuck Wickham

    Chuck Wickham

    Like the composition.

  • Laurette Ruys

    Laurette Ruys

    great shot. plenty of places to hide out up there :)

  • WingsOfAngels

    WingsOfAngels

    CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FEATURE JUSTIN!!! Absolutely Awesome Capture!!

  • Dave  Corn

    Dave Corn

    Strong B&W Photography!!

  • Mar Silva

    Mar Silva

    Excellent DOF. Amazing B&W.
    Brilliant! work Justin!

  • ArtByDrew

    ArtByDrew

    Great work, Justin! I love the composition and the contrasts between the peaks and the sky. This looks like an Ansel Adams shot, but better… it’s in focus! ;)

  • Gary L. Suddath

    Gary L. Suddath

    b&w works great….wonderful shot

  • helmutk

    helmutk

    Nice work.

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