Fuji GX617 Panoramic Photography
Carrizo Plain / Temblor Range
Fuji GX617 Panoramic Gallery
Carrizo Plain National Monument is one of California’s most remote and expansive landscapes, a broad interior plain stretching between mountain ranges with the San Andreas Fault clearly visible along its northeastern side beside the Temblor Range. Its isolation, open scale and sparse development have preserved a landscape unlike almost anywhere else in California.
During exceptional wildflower years, the plain and surrounding Temblor Range can change almost beyond recognition. Immense fields of yellow wildflowers may be joined by purple, blue and orange blooms, with color extending from the open plain across steep hillsides and into canyons—a landscape particularly suited to the wide 3:1 frame of the Fuji GX617.
These panoramas are a curated selection from the Carrizo Plain and Temblor Range photographic archive. Select a panorama below to enter its individual archive page with a larger image, technical details and Field Notes.
Carrizo Plain / Temblor Range
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Carrizo Plain in Full Bloom
2017
Color Within the Carrizo Bloom
2017
Sea of Purple on the Carrizo Plain
2005
Carrizo Soda Lake Reflections
2005
Wildflowers on a Primordial Plain
2005
Swaths of Spring Color
2005
Wildflowers Across the Temblor Slopes
2017
Spring in a Temblor Range Canyon
2017
These photographs represent only a portion of the Carrizo Plain and Temblor Range archive. Additional panoramas, individual photograph pages, Field Notes and historical material will continue to be added as the larger photographic record is organized and brought online.