Time to Go to Yosemite!
***Yosemite Drapes Itself in Its Splendid Liquid Veils, and Preens
(New York Times):
It poured again on Sunday in the Yosemite Valley, but people were smiling in their ponchos and galoshes. It has been that kind of spring here: dreadful weather and delighted visitors.
Like many lakes and rivers and waterfalls in Yosemite National Park, Mirror Lake is fed by melting snow, much more of it this year than usual.
With extraordinarily heavy snowfall in the higher elevations, and lots of rain elsewhere, the rivers and waterfalls in the Sierra Nevada are gushing. Hikers must hopscotch around muddy puddles, and much of the park remains closed because of impassible roads, but the Yosemite water show is at its best in years.
I can get there in a day – time to go!
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Calero Winter Tree
Oak Tree in Fog. Calero Park. January 23, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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Lupine, Reduction Works, and Loma Prieta
Lupine, Reduction Works, and Loma Prieta. Almaden Quicksilver Park. May 7, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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Morning Light at Almaden Quicksilver
Morning Light. Almaden Quicksilver Park. May 7, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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Calero Ridgetop Grove
Calero Ridge Grove. Calero Park. February 5, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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New Years Day 2005 Photo
New Years Day. Almaden Quicksilver Park. January 1, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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Abstract: Lupine
Abstract: Lupine. Castle Rock State Park. April 30, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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Abstract: Rock and Lichen
Abstract: Rock and Lichen. Castle Rock State Park. April 30, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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Abstract Photographs
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***About this page
Abstract may not be the correct description for all images on this page. I think of them as adapted landscapes. In fact, some may look relatively realistic, especially if you are used to seeing highly altered images. In any case, the goal with these images is not to create some sense of realism, but rather to use natural images as a starting point for significant manipulations.
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Defaced Rock. Yosemite National Park. May 21, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
Oak Tree in Fog. Calero Park. January 23, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
Abstract: Lupine. Castle Rock State Park. April 30, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
Abstract: Rock and Lichen. Castle Rock State Park. April 30, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
Abstract: Rock, Lichen, Tree. Castle Rock State Park. April 30, 2005. Photo copyright Dan Mitchell.
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About Those Images
I’m playing with Photoshop tonight, taking natural images and manipulating them.
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