Another shot from a bit later. Does this link work?

https://preview.redd.it/fsz8m06jo9ca1.jpg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=011b84f23755e263c8b6125478d147f82ff03bcb

1. The link does work and both are awesome photos!

2. My guess would be Mt. Shuksan?

1. The link does work and both are awesome photos!

2. My guess would be Mt. Shuksan?

1: Thanks.

2: I'd say for sure it's not that. I think it might be Pinnacle Peak, but it's kind of a common name so searches come up with a few different peaks.

Edit: Pyramid and Pinnacle Peaks.

Oh yup I think you’re right.

Tall pointy = Pyramid Peak.

Did you drive from the east side of hwy 20?

I think it's Davis Peak or Pyramid Peak.

Beautiful shots. Are you on Instagram?

No, Seattle area. Road is closed at Ross Dam trailhead, a couple miles past the Diablo Lake overlook.

Gorgeous 🤩

Kinda spooky looking downstream from the edge of the railing from the dam, eh?

There's an app for that... Peak Finder. Costs like $5 but 1000% worth it.

Pyramid for sure. Davis is on the other side of the road. This looks like the view roughly South from Diablo Lake. I sat and waited for my wife and kids at that dock this summer…..

Thanks!

Yes! Great shot! What camera are you using? Are you a professional?

Mountainy McMountainface

Which direction are you looking? (I won't know anyway, but I'm curious!)

Thanks. I use a Canon RP.

I mostly just take pictures for myself. I tried to 'go pro' awhile ago, but I'm not that good at sales or marketing. About 90% of being a successful photographer is being good at sales and marketing...

South.

I was having a brainfart trying to identify it. Looking at the map I figured it out, it's Pyramid Peak.

I think that’s Paul bunions stump looming behind

Pyramid Peak. Here’s my version, taken a few years ago from the same place: https://glencampbell.photography/landscape/morning-sentinel

How were the roads?

Thanks.

No Instagram. I'm old.

Totally clear.

Kind of surprisingly clear. Did we have some pineapple express rain?

If you know the approximate time and location of the photo, and you have a helpful celestial reference like the moon in your photo, you can use this website, (which is amazing for many other reasons) to determine the direction of the photo.

With that and the original location, you should be able to determine the peak.

Incredible shot.

Thank you

By the way, the smaller square thing in the background is called “Paul Bunyan’s Stump”