20 Sun-soaked Film Photos of Seven Gables in the John Muir Wilderness

Trip report and dreamy photography documents a long weekend spent exploring deep within Northern California's iconic Sierra Nevada range

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20 Sun-soaked Film Photos of Seven Gables in the John Muir Wilderness

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Photographer

Rob Schanz

Camera

Nikon FM2

Film

Kodak Portra 160

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