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April 28, 2009 03:58PM |
Ok, we have all stopped and taken pictures at Tunnel View. So post some of your favorites.
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April 28, 2009 04:55PM |
Not exactly Tunnel View... but it's close...
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This was taken about 1/2 above Tunnel View (I wanted something a little different) It was taken Feb 22 2009
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Re: Tunnel View Photos April 28, 2009 08:39PM |
The sunset-appearing color on the rocks is actually from the sun being filtered through the smoke from the Wawona area prescribed fire last October.
pevey.smugmug.com
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Re: Tunnel View Photos April 29, 2009 01:55PM |
That photo makes it look like Zion National Park.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/29/2009 01:56PM by Bob Weaver.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/29/2009 01:56PM by Bob Weaver.
April 28, 2009 10:26PM |
My apologies... this wasn't at Tunnel View either. (the other one I posted was from Inspiration Pt.)
But I was in my sleepy bag when I took this one...
But I was in my sleepy bag when I took this one...
April 28, 2009 11:10PM |
And let's not forget the dark side:
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April 29, 2009 06:26AM |
>let's not forget the dark side
Huh? I thought many of us were already there?
(btw... the Wife says anyone who goes on those forums are a bunch of geeks)
(but... when I show her a thread shes always rolling on the floor)
(she's a poop head sometimes..
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This belongs in another thread...
but noone noticed something on the top of El. Cap in my picture above...
Here's the view using the Hostess Cupcake super Zoom:
Huh? I thought many of us were already there?
(btw... the Wife says anyone who goes on those forums are a bunch of geeks)
(but... when I show her a thread shes always rolling on the floor)
(she's a poop head sometimes..
)This belongs in another thread...
but noone noticed something on the top of El. Cap in my picture above...
Here's the view using the Hostess Cupcake super Zoom:
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April 29, 2009 01:34PM |
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bill-e-g
(btw... the Wife says anyone who goes on those forums are a bunch of geeks)
And the problem with that is?
Um... I ain't got a problem.... you got a problem?
I just said to her "all the time I waste goofing on the forum is time I'm not bugging the crap out of you".
(she's a big fan of the forum now...
)April 29, 2009 10:24PM |
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I just said to her "all the time I waste goofing on the forum is time I'm not bugging the crap out of you".
(she's a big fan of the forum now...
Fantastic move!
April 29, 2009 09:01PM |
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(btw... the Wife says anyone who goes on those forums are a bunch of geeks)
And the problem with that is?
I met lotsa really fun guys in the Rocket Club!
B
April 29, 2009 10:29PM |
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Bee
I met lotsa really fun guys in the Rocket Club!
Like when the mushroom got turned down for a date? "I don't understand it. I'm a fun guy!"
April 29, 2009 07:52AM |
April 29, 2009 03:16PM |
Perhaps the worst Tunnel View Photo ever taken (I don't even know those people):
Should I copyright this photo??
At least the pine tree is in focus.
The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas.
-- Carl Sagan
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/29/2009 03:26PM by Frank Furter.
Should I copyright this photo??
At least the pine tree is in focus.
The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas.
-- Carl Sagan
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/29/2009 03:26PM by Frank Furter.
April 30, 2009 07:39AM |
Hmm... and I get the bad rep?
Here's the "new" view... and.. I don't know any of these people either.
I asked them to get out of the picture but..
And if you want to copy it... go crazy... anything in picasa is reduced quality and will
suck even more than any of the poo I take... (oops... I think I'm not allowed to mention
poo anymore)
Here's the "new" view... and.. I don't know any of these people either.
I asked them to get out of the picture but..
And if you want to copy it... go crazy... anything in picasa is reduced quality and will
suck even more than any of the poo I take... (oops... I think I'm not allowed to mention
poo anymore)
April 30, 2009 05:57PM |
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bill-e-g
Here's the "new" view... and.. I don't know any of these people either.
I asked them to get out of the picture but....... anything in picasa is reduced quality and will
suck even more than any of the poo I take... (oops... I think I'm not allowed to mention
poo anymore)
I would say that you have revealed, better than I was able to capture in my Tunnel View, a subtle play of light and dark, civilization and civil engineering, wilderness and wideness, obesity and asthenia; the images in the photo symbolically represents man's inhumanity to man balanced against man's inhumanity toward nature. No man is an island yet we are all islands in the sea of wilderness to the extent that the products of man's creation (roads and guardrails) allow us to intrude into the wilds of Yosemite. We are drawn toward the magnetic magnificence of the Valley, yet held back by the stone wall of our own creation.
How is that for too much education?
Who needs poo when we have so much BS ?
The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas.
-- Carl Sagan
April 30, 2009 06:19PM |
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I would say that you have revealed, better than I was able to capture in my Tunnel View, a subtle play of light and dark, civilization and civil engineering, wilderness and wideness, obesity and asthenia; the images in the photo symbolically represents man's inhumanity to man balanced against man's inhumanity toward nature. No man is an island yet we are all islands in the sea of wilderness to the extent that the products of man's creation (roads and guardrails) allow us to intrude into the wilds of Yosemite. We are drawn toward the magnetic magnificence of the Valley, yet held back by the stone wall of our own creation.
How is that for too much education?
Who needs poo when we have so much BS ?
Is this from the guy that doesn't like poetry?
April 30, 2009 06:28PM |
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Is this from the guy that doesn't like poetry?
Not so much dislike as dis-understand.
Yes,
My poetic license has expired.
The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas.
-- Carl Sagan
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Re: Tunnel View Photos May 03, 2009 02:22PM |
Well-written, but it's not the same mood I came across at Tunnel View a year ago... I had seen photos for decades but when we came out of the tunnel I gasped and literally couldn't speak for 30 seconds. Not just the shock of recognition of famous landmarks but the sudden entry into "another world." Like we all had stumbled on a Shangri-La and were still marveling about it. Among the people at the viewpoint that morning, there was a general feeling of awe and discovery... I didn't feel any of the negative things expressed about Tunnel View in other posts of this thread. I was thankful that this particular road and viewpoint was constructed, so that my 90-year-old mother in her wheelchair could also experience it along with everyone else.
April 30, 2009 07:41AM |
Since we're doing Zion...
I DO know this guy ... we hiked to the top of Angels Landing w/the wifie and my sis.
He has always wanted to go to Yosemite... maybe this year.
I DO know this guy ... we hiked to the top of Angels Landing w/the wifie and my sis.
He has always wanted to go to Yosemite... maybe this year.
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It's ironic how we despise all these people cluttering up the tunnel view when we in fact have all been in their place at one time or another, at least on our first trip to the valley. We still hate ourselves for it. What a hoot!
Jim
nope, nope...never did it...not me...not gonna do it...wouln't be prudent...!
(Same goes for Glacier Pt...that was my evil
>twin< blocking all the good spots)(I heard she does the same thing on the Rim Trail)
B
April 30, 2009 09:47PM |
A little before 9 AM and I had it all to myself:
I think I'm going to miss those trees!
I think I'm going to miss those trees!
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May 01, 2009 07:13PM |
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How come no one has mentioned this great photo? This image is very captivating. Can you see half dome? Look closely. Look how El Cap is balanced by Bridelveil Fall. Think how much is obscured by the clouds, yet how much we still see. There is tremendous depth of field. Not totally unique, but given the limitation of the geographic location, this is a very engaging photo. I am also impressed that the image looks like a black and white A. Adams scene, then suddenly you realize that it is in color. Very nice!
The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas.
-- Carl Sagan
May 01, 2009 07:17PM |
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How come no one has mentioned this great photo?
Because I'm jealous!
May 01, 2009 08:08PM |
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dqniel
How come no one has mentioned this great photo? This image is very captivating. Can you see half dome? Look closely. Look how El Cap is balanced by Bridelveil Fall. Think how much is obscured by the clouds, yet how much we still see. There is tremendous depth of field. Not totally unique, but given the limitation of the geographic location, this is a very engaging photo. I am also impressed that the image looks like a black and white A. Adams scene, then suddenly you realize that it is in color. Very nice!
Prop 8 photo.
Very marriage. Bridalveil.
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May 01, 2009 06:02PM |
Here are all the photos I have of Tunnel View, all from March 2005. It was at sunset the night of the day I bought my new Canon G6. Have fun! (Click the photo and it takes you to the web page)
May 01, 2009 08:33PM |
May 01, 2009 11:14PM |
I'm still trying to get good bad weather of the right type.
http://yosemitephotos.net/main.php/v/yosemite/sh-dscn0514.jpg.html
http://yosemitephotos.net/main.php/v/yosemite/sh-dscn0514.jpg.html
May 02, 2009 12:00AM |
May 02, 2009 06:21AM |
ME (Master Eeeeeek), this one has your trees in it.
Was thinking of posting one of Mike in it... but then I might end up getting another Elephant photo back at me...
Probably only got maybe 20 photos of Tunnel View... so I'm nearing the end. It's one of those place like
El Cap meadow where I usually say "I need to go and spend ALOT of time here... not just 10 minutes".
Was thinking of posting one of Mike in it... but then I might end up getting another Elephant photo back at me...
Probably only got maybe 20 photos of Tunnel View... so I'm nearing the end. It's one of those place like
El Cap meadow where I usually say "I need to go and spend ALOT of time here... not just 10 minutes".
May 02, 2009 03:05PM |
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eeek
Ok, we have all stopped and taken pictures at Tunnel View. So post some of your favorites.
over the edge!
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Re: Tunnel View Photos May 02, 2009 04:42PM |
After Thanksgiving to check out the improvements. I miss the trees.
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