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

[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.

[sharagim1]

thanks for response.

[LuCoOc]

I just was in Yosemite last month again and I have to say... the valley was crowded as usual. However I did two hikes in the Toulumne Meadows area. The 12miles Clouds Rest trail and a shorter hike to Lambert Dome and Dog Lake. Hardly any other people and beautiful views.
Both were taken with a sigma 8-16 and then croped to a panorama amazing vistas captured with an amazing lens from lensrentals.com

[gferdinandsen]

May 2010

[gferdinandsen]

TS-E 24mm @ f 3.5

[gferdinandsen]

Cloudless morning (and day)

[LuCoOc]

TS-E 24mm @ f 3.5

nice shot do you have any pictures taken with this lens from eg. tunnel view or glacier point (a higher point of view)?

[gferdinandsen]

TS-E 24mm @ f 3.5

nice shot do you have any pictures taken with this lens from eg. tunnel view or glacier point (a higher point of view)?

My first time taking the lens on vacation, at both the tunnel view and the views of the falls from the meadow, I forgot to widen the aperture, so they are all f/16 and above.  Lesson learned anyway...

[william.loo]

These are some of my pictures taken at Yosemite over the last year.
Bodies used were a 40D and 5DII. Lenses include 24-105 f4, 17-40 f4, 70-200 f4, and 24-70 f2.8

Other Yosemite pictures here: http://tinyurl.com/3ttpu27

[gferdinandsen]

These are some of my pictures taken at Yosemite over the last year.
Bodies used were a 40D and 5DII. Lenses include 24-105 f4, 17-40 f4, 70-200 f4, and 24-70 f2.8

Other Yosemite pictures here: http://tinyurl.com/3ttpu27

Y'all in California make me very jealous when it comes to photography; you have so many more oppertunities than those of us in the south.

[Hotrod]

I was checking out this forum and saw this thred on YNP, since I just returned from there thought I would share a few shots I took.

[sharagim1]

Great shots. thanks for share it.

[inter211]

Here's a shot I captured this weekend of the Milky Way rising over Indian Rock Arch.


Peering into Time [Explored] by inter211, on Flickr

[infilm]

Bridalveil Falls for those of you who may not know.