Justin Sullivan has been following California's second-largest reservoir's falling water levels.
Getty Images photojournalist Justin Sullivan has been following California's second-largest reservoir's declining water levels since 2014. Seeing first-hand the climate's impact through his lens, he's shocked at how fast the water is gone in one of California's most important water sources.
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