While enjoying Tuolumne Meadows (elevation 9887 feet) in the high country of Yosemite, I photographed this scene. This is the area of the Dana And Lyell Forks of the Tuolumne River. the sepia tone in green brought out some amazing textures.
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Beautiful photo. š
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Such regal and stately trees…. Superb symbol of symmetry you’ve captured! Great editing too:)
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What a wonderful photo, Terri! Looks as if this place’s too perfect to exist š
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It really does exist! I am blessed to live close to Yosemite. And I love pine trees š
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Beautiful capture, Terri! You go to amazing places.
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Back at cha š I’ve been going to Yosemite since I was 8 years old. I currently live 4 hours away.
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I’ve never been there, not even when I lived a while in San Francisco. It’s still part of my must-see list.
Lucky you.
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I think trees are so photogenic. THey can catch the light so wonderfully. Some have beautiful shapes. Others just plain have character. Love to take photos of trees.
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