The third day at Crater lake wasn't quite as nice as the previous two days. More clouds but there was still sunshine! And lots more wind that, in some areas, was whipping up the surface of the lake.
With the back-lighting of the sunshine and the wind blowing the water, the surface mimicked ocean waves.
While in other areas of the lake, the water was calm and smooth.
A rock formation called “The Phantom Ship” which it resembles under certain lighting conditions.
One of the many little critters that roamed the overlook areas on the rim road.
The first three photos were taken on Sunday September 26, 2010 while the latter three were taken on Saturday September 25th.
This is why it is called Cape Blanco. As I drove up to the park, the sky changed from a beautiful blue to white and the temperature dropped eight degrees.
The third day at Crater lake wasn't quite as nice as the previous two days. More clouds but there was still sunshine! And lots more wind that, in some areas, was whipping up the surface of the lake.
With the back-lighting of the sunshine and the wind blowing the water, the surface mimicked ocean waves.
A rock formation called “The Phantom Ship” which it resembles under certain lighting conditions.
The first three photos were taken on Sunday September 26, 2010 while the latter three were taken on Saturday September 25th.
