Tenaya Lake at Civil Sunset
Traveling the road to Tioga Pass, Tenaya Lake was created by the Tenaya branch of the Tuolumne Glacier as it passed through Tenaya Canyon. The outflow of the lake is Tenaya Creek, which runs through Tenaya Canyon into Yosemite Valley. The surface of the lake has an elevation of 8150 feet (2484 m).
It is named after Chief Tenaya, who met the Mariposa Battalion near the shores of the lake. Ironically, Tenaya protested that the lake already had a name: Pie-we-ack, or "Lake of the Shining Rocks."[3] This original name is now attached to a granite dome to the east of the lake.
Re: Tenaya Lake at Civil Sunset
Thanks very much Landis. I have to work hard to keep up with you guys! LightJets? or InkJets? (wispering...who should I use?).
Cheers,
John G. Dobbins, Chief N4mant
N4m Design & Immersive Imaging
www.n4mdesign.com

Re: Tenaya Lake at Civil Sunset
That's gorgeous John, nice work! You should definitely print that.