p.2 #1 · Autumn Intimate Landscapes | Yosemite Valley
Monika C wrote:
All wonderful (as usual). The golden reflection in #3 is special.
Thanks!
One irony is that I had a hard time picking from among several versions of that photograph, partly because moving water is never the same and partly because I made both vertical and horizontal versions. I don’t think I have shared the horizontal ones yet…
p.2 #4 · Autumn Intimate Landscapes | Yosemite Valley
Monika C wrote:
We're waiting...... ;-)
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psharvic wrote:
Fine work, Dan.
Thank you to both of you.
Monica, I’ll share that in a forthcoming post here, along with a few others that came from that short visit to the park. (I’ve been traveling, but I’m home now and can work on files again.)
p.2 #6 · Autumn Intimate Landscapes | Yosemite Valley
Ross Martin wrote:
Lovely set of fall intimates, Dan. I wish the season was still going
Thanks, Ross. Fall is great… but winter ain’t bad either.
(I’m currently in Death Valley, where it seems we can experience winter, fall, and spring all at once. There’s a bit of snow high in the Panamint Range and a storm is due tonight; we saw new wildflowers yesterday, and I photographed colorful cottonwood tree foliaage in the mountains.)
p.2 #7 · Autumn Intimate Landscapes | Yosemite Valley
gdanmitchell wrote:
Thanks, Ross. Fall is great… but winter ain’t bad either.
(I’m currently in Death Valley, where it seems we can experience winter, fall, and spring all at once. There’s a bit of snow high in the Panamint Range and a storm is due tonight; we saw new wildflowers yesterday, and I photographed colorful cottonwood tree foliaage in the mountains.)
Winter is great in Death Valley for sure! A lot different from Ohio winter
