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Thanks Jim.

Yeah, so would I. The last two years have been a little disappointing based on the timing of my visits.

I'm getting fired up, so here's a blast from the past...

Jeffrey, I'm staying in June Lake Oct 7-11. Let me know if you want to meet up. ;-)

Thanks Jim. :-)

Jeffrey, I really agree with you about hunting the intimate spots. When I go somewhere famous, for at least the first time, I do try and capture the iconic views. But I really prefer those images that show off areas lesser know and lesser seen by visitors. You did a fantastic job of that.

Well, now I seem to have two similar but different perspectives...

I like this a lot. It reminds me of Ansel Adams’ shot at Lone Pine.

This really works well as a B&W. But you already knew that. :-). Gods job.

Thanks guys. Now that I see it here I think I need to crop that hook out of the upper left corner. I guess the need to constantly re-process never ends. :-)

Thanks Jim. I really like the contrast and the lines. I might consider entering it in the fair next year.

Beautiful Jim. Well done.

Very nice Douglas. Those colors make me think Santa should be hiding there somewhere. :-)

I spent a half day there this past Feb so it's the ubiquitous Watchman for me.

Thanks guys. :-)

I shot this in 2014 at the Orange Empire Railroad Museum. I always liked the color version but kept thinking it would make a better B&W. I processed it a few times in B&W but never quite got the look I wanted. The other day I tried again and came up with this. I actually started with a color...

Thanks Jim. I knew somebody had to know. :-) Take 2...

No. Location described above.

Thanks Ben. ;-)

OK, this is a legit question. The shot is looking east from the "dome" behind the High Sierra Camp at May Lake in Yosemite. I think the peak on the left has a name but maybe not? I really don't know.