Yosemite

 I went to Yosemite the other day. It snowed a little before I got there and

then rained a little turning the snow to ice. I was hoping for some fog in the valley

and wasn't disappointed. It was kinda cold.

This is what greeted me when I first arrived at Tunnel View

Literally 10 minutes later the fog had changed.

Not wanting to miss too much of the fog in the Valley I left and headed down the hill

The fog in the Valley shifted from place to place.

This is an interesting shot. My polarizing filter cleared up the Merced River

reflection but not the fog or haze above it.

As the sun hit and warmed up the Swinging bridge it gave up it's moisture

 Looking the other way I saw this.

Walking along the Merced River I notice this ferocious alligator

about to devour a helpless pinecone.

While I had hoped my depth of field was better I was still intrigued by the

juxtaposition of the old leaf with a new bud along the same branch.

The clouds came in and obscured much of the higher elevation. A walk to the base

of El Capitan produced a peek-a-boo shot.

On the way out of the park the skies cleared somewhat and this 

granite outcropping asked me to photograph it. I don't know the name,

couldn't find it in my topo map. If anyone knows please leave a comment.

Go, See, Enjoy, Stay Safe and Photograph

Dave