Looking Down on Fall

[JimFox]

Literally, I was looking down on the fall color even as my spirit was soaring high from the fall colors.

These are from a few weeks ago in Yosemite National Park. I can really get stuck in looking and seeing the world around me in a certain way (Wide Angle). So I tried to mix it up a bit in Yosemite this last trip with a few more intimate views of fall.

All comments are welcome,

Jim


1. This was over by the old Ahwahnee Hotel

2. Outflow from Yosemite Falls by Cooks Meadow looking down from the bridge

3. By the Ahwahnee Hotel

 

[AlanLichty]

I like the color contrasts in the first image - that makes a nice collage. Interesting view from the bridge in the second one as well.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Very neat series Jim, that first one is really great.

 

[JimFox]

Thanks you guys! Yeah, the first one is a type of image I have been wanting for a while. I tried some in Colorado too, but never really cared for the way the leaves had fallen. Finding the right pattern is a hard one on that I think.

 

[BarryHamilton]

Lovely intimate set, Jim. Nicely seen!

 

[egrimm]

Nice set Jim. I really like the pine cones!

 

[Tom Narwid]

Literally, I was looking down on the fall color even as my spirit was soaring high from the fall colors.

These are from a few weeks ago in Yosemite National Park. I can really get stuck in looking and seeing the world around me in a certain way (Wide Angle). So I tried to mix it up a bit in Yosemite this last trip with a few more intimate views of fall.

All comments are welcome,

Jim


1. This was over by the old Ahwahnee Hotel
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2. Outflow from Yosemite Falls by Cooks Meadow looking down from the bridge View attachment 13766


3. By the Ahwahnee Hotel View attachment 13767

Nice series of images.

 

[JimFox]

Nice set Jim. I really like the pine cones!

Thanks Eric! Yeah, I am happy with that one too. For as simple as that little pinecone scene looks, it sure is a hard scene to find where things are laid out nicely.

 

[Bob Denton]

Very interesting.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Great job on these images, Jim. It is difficult to find good compositions like these in these types of situations.