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Caption: THE DEEPEST VALLEY
Caption: The Owens River flows for over 180 miles through the arid reaches of eastern California, gathering water from alpine peaks that reach above 14,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada and White mountains, and then meandering and cutting its way through one of the deepest valleys in the contiguous United States. Over the course of a weekend, we set out to experience and document just a slice of what this charismatic watercourse has to offer, through still photographs and video.
On day one we awoke and descended deep into the massive Owens River Gorge - fly rods and smiles in tow.
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Caption: BREAKFAST
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Caption: TYING ON
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Caption: https://vimeo.com/123624870
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Caption: NIGHTFALL
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Caption: CAMP
Caption: The following day we set out to fish and document the Upper Owens River drainage; a meandering spring-fed stretch of water that curves it's way through picturesque meadows down from Big Springs and eventually into Crowley Lake.
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Caption: ENJOYING THE SCENERY
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Caption: HIDING FROM WARY FISH
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Caption: https://vimeo.com/123624870
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Caption: MANDATORY POST-FISH BEER
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Caption: WATCHING THE DAY WIND DOWN
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Caption: To view the complete short film, The Deepest Valley by www.zangsfilms.com please visit:
https://vimeo.com/123624870
