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Brent Russell Paull
American West Photography
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Yosemite
Waterfalls
Wednesday, May 31st, 2012
$160 |
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Happy Isles Run-off |
Cascade Creek Falls |
Bridalveil Falls |
Yosemite is crafted and sculpted by
water. At this time the run-off from the winter snow pack is
at its peak, sending torrents of water over dozens of falls
throughout the park. We shoot many of the renowned waterfalls, like
Bridalveil, upper and lower Yosemite falls, Cascade Creek Falls, and
smaller falls that occur along the many creeks and rivers.
There is some walking involved, though most of the images we take
are fairly close to the road. In mid-afternoon we might
travel to either Tioga Pass to shoot Tenaya Lake (and the waterfalls
along the road) or to Glacier Point, to photograph Nevada and Vernal
Falls.
A tripod and polarizing filer are important pieces of equipment to
have, as is a ND 4 filter to slow down shutter-speeds.
Reservations
We meet in Oakhurst on Hwy 41 at 7am and travel up to Yosemite
Valley. We stop and shoot the waterfalls along the many
creeks, like Alder Creek, on our way to the valley. Cool in
the mornings, it is usually nice in the afternoons this time of
year. You might want to bring an extra pair of tennis shoes in
case you get your feet wet.
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Alder Creek |
Bridalveil Falls from the Tunnel
Viewpoint |
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Upper Yosemite Falls |
Lower Yosemite Falls |
Fern Springs |
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Russell Paull
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Contact: 559-909-5208
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