Yosemite national park( please share your images, you got from here)

[noisejammer]

This is from a couple of years back (May 2008 - just before the major rock fall closed Camp Curry.)
Assembled from 4 frames from an IR modified 40D using an EF-S 17-85.
Yep, at f/8, every lens could wear a Zeiss label


The foot of Half Dome by NoiseJammer, on Flickr

[DavidD]

Here's the rare "Moon-Bow" at Yosemite Falls from a few weeks ago - mid June.

The original is at http://www.inspiringlandscapes.com/moonbowyfalls.htm

Kinda cool.

While you can easily see the bow with bare eyes, the colors are not obvious.
(I imagined I could just make out the red at the top of the bow with my bare eyes)
This image was made with a 30 second exposure.

If you look carefully you can just make out the second - making it a Double Rainbow !
(or am I imagining that too :-)

You can find the few dates a year this occurs with an online calculator (I just got lucky and a local teacher told me about it). Briefly, you need a large runoff to make big mist at the base of the Falls. Then you need to get there within a few days of a full moon. Last the skies should be fairly clear.

[sharagim1]

DavidD, wonderful shot,just i think a little dark, anyway perfect

[DavidD]

This is from my last trip to Yosemite, 18th of June, 2011.

Really nice photograph of Half Dome bathed in pink sunset.

[Velo Steve]

From last Friday, at the top of Nevada Fall, looking straight down.

For 511 more shots    http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=29145750@N00&q=yosemite

[goretexguy]

A few shots from a trip this past February:

[kubelik]

goretexguy, I can imagine that third shot looking really stunning in B+W ... nice work

[goretexguy]

goretexguy, I can imagine that third shot looking really stunning in B+W ... nice work

That last photo is actually three shots taken with the 24mm TS-E and stitched together. In a six-foot print, it's stunning in color or B+W. Thanks.

[sharagim1]

charlie,Velo Steve ,goretexguy,noisejammer , DavidD  and who shared of the Yousemite national park "s images at this place, realy appreciated and if you have more photo ,please just upload it here and we will enjoy,..

[Velo Steve]

charlie,Velo Steve ,goretexguy,noisejammer , DavidD  and who shared of the Yousemite national park "s images at this place, realy appreciated and if you have more photo ,please just upload it here and we will enjoy,..

You may note that three of us,
DavidD http://www.inspiringlandscapes.com/moonbowyfalls.htm
noisejammer http://www.flickr.com/people/noisejammer/
Velo Steve http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=29145750@N00&q=yosemite
have provided links to more photos.

In my case I prefer that you use the link rather than asking for photos to be reposted here.  There are two main reasons:
1) Why waste the server space and effort by double-posting when following a link is easy?
2) Flickr automatically associates each photo with my preferred licensing terms.

Steve

[subraman]

Just visited Yosemite over the 4th of July weekend - such an awesome place! Here are some pics...

Canon 20D + 17-40mm F4L

Subra

[sharagim1]

charlie,Velo Steve ,goretexguy,noisejammer , DavidD  and who shared of the Yousemite national park "s images at this place, realy appreciated and if you have more photo ,please just upload it here and we will enjoy,..

You may note that three of us,
DavidD http://www.inspiringlandscapes.com/moonbowyfalls.htm
noisejammer http://www.flickr.com/people/noisejammer/
Velo Steve http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=29145750@N00&q=yosemite
have provided links to more photos.


i know you gusy have iamge"s galley website and that"s good, but what i concern about  share images of Yousemite national park at this topic and thread and disscouss and ,,,,,
i don"t think so they don"t have  enough space!! they have it and don"t worry about it, if yo like just share of your image ,or if you worry about server space, don"t share it,
we have lot of people who like more activity and upload image.
In my case I prefer that you use the link rather than asking for photos to be reposted here.  There are two main reasons:
1) Why waste the server space and effort by double-posting when following a link is easy?
2) Flickr automatically associates each photo with my preferred licensing terms.

Steve

[ronderick]

@goretexguy: I think the first photo with the chapel looks absolutely amazing. The color contrast definitely added to the flavor of the snow scene. Just curious, but did you use any filters for this shot?

[goretexguy]

@goretexguy: I think the first photo with the chapel looks absolutely amazing. The color contrast definitely added to the flavor of the snow scene. Just curious, but did you use any filters for this shot?

No filters on the chapel shot. It was a dim, snowy early morning and I needed all the light I could get.

[goretexguy]

charlie,Velo Steve ,goretexguy,noisejammer , DavidD  and who shared of the Yousemite national park "s images at this place, realy appreciated and if you have more photo ,please just upload it here and we will enjoy,..

You may note that three of us,
DavidD http://www.inspiringlandscapes.com/moonbowyfalls.htm
noisejammer http://www.flickr.com/people/noisejammer/
Velo Steve http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=29145750@N00&q=yosemite
have provided links to more photos.

In my case I prefer that you use the link rather than asking for photos to be reposted here.  There are two main reasons:
1) Why waste the server space and effort by double-posting when following a link is easy?
2) Flickr automatically associates each photo with my preferred licensing terms.

Steve

...and the only place I generally display my work is at home. Here's another from 2007.