Paradise II / With B&W
by Chris Chamberlain
Lon was asking about anymore spectacular images from Yosemite. Well, I don't know if this qualifies as spectacular, but I like it. It was fun trying to capture it, while keeping me and my gear dry. A 4 shot pano from "Gates Of The Valley" Yosemite National Park. The first images captured upon arriving in the park last May for a spring water fest. Thank you so much for all the positive feedback on the last post. I hope you enjoy this one as well. Large version included too!
D200,
18-70mm,
1/4sec, F/10
GND Filter,
Thanks,
Chris
Comments
22 commentsJim
I could look at photo's from Yosemite all day and not be bored, El Cap is hidden but we all know it's there. It's a different feeling taking images in Yosemite. Shutters have been opening briefly at just the right moment in this valley almost since the birth of photography and the clicking of shutters and whir of mirrors flipping echo through time. It's almost a religious experience especially with epic conditions of weather and light. This image might not be spectacular but it's promise certainly is, all you have to do is wait until those clouds break a little and play light all over the valley. It's also the reward after miles of boring trees and forest leading up to this..... Thanks for sharing Chris.
Paul
Chris
Now just to set the record straight, I asked if you had any additional "stunning" images of Yosemite, not spectacular... just so we're clear...
Two thumbs up for the b&w conversion - would like to see this larger one day. But the color is equally as good. Another fine image for your Yosemite Collection!
Lon
Despite not having an amazing sunset this is really nice. I'm not sure how you do it, but you seem to have a great eye for Yosemite Valley scenes. The moody clouds are wonderful.
I like the B&W version much better. It has captured the area perfectly in the B&W.
Nick Bristol
lone Rock, WI