Without clicking on the 'woods' photograph to get the details, can you tell where I shot it?
Cathedral Spires, Looking up Phantom Valley by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
Deep in the Woods 2 by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
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Re: OK, last two from 2 weekends ago, I promise.
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OK, last two from 2 weekends ago, I promise. March 28, 2012 07:06AM |
Just trying to make things either not often shot or rather mundane into something interesting.
Without clicking on the 'woods' photograph to get the details, can you tell where I shot it?
Cathedral Spires, Looking up Phantom Valley by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
Deep in the Woods 2 by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
Without clicking on the 'woods' photograph to get the details, can you tell where I shot it?
Cathedral Spires, Looking up Phantom Valley by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
Deep in the Woods 2 by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
March 28, 2012 12:58PM |
My guess is that this photo was taken somewhere inside Yosemite National Park near an edge of a meadow.
I'm I correct? Do I win a prize?
(Great photos, BTW. Thanks for sharing them.)
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Re: OK, last two from 2 weekends ago, I promise. March 29, 2012 05:57AM |
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My guess is that this photo was taken somewhere inside Yosemite National Park near an edge of a meadow.
I'm I correct? Do I win a prize?
(Great photos, BTW. Thanks for sharing them.)
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YES! It's at the pullout on NS Drive at Ahwahnee meadows, looking northwest towards Basket and North Domes.
March 28, 2012 01:07PM |
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March 29, 2012 01:36PM |
I've enjoyed all of them also. Feel free to post any more that you think are good. 
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Re: OK, last two from 2 weekends ago, I promise. March 29, 2012 07:42PM |
Ditto for me. Remember that a significant portion of us, even the regulars, are not from California and are able to get to Yosemite far less often than we'd like (I'm certainly speaking for me but I'm pretty sure several others feel the same). For us, we have to live vicariously for most of the year so photos, whether brilliantly artistic ones are simple snapshots of what some obscure trail looked like when you hit the really overgrown spots, trip reports and even GPS tracks are a godsend for those of us can't get enough of the park (and even though he seems to spend more time there than many of the rangers, I think it's safe to say that even chick-on loves seeing trip reports and pictures! 
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So by all means, keep 'em coming!
)So by all means, keep 'em coming!
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