Category: Photo of the Day

So I was looking for a morning shot and I noticed that our good friend Thom Schroeder had dropped this one in the Yosemite Blog Group Pool on Flickr and though, “WOW! That’s a beautiful shot. It’s got to be Photo of the Day.” Beautiful shot, Thom. Hey if you’d like to join the Yosemite…

Today’s Photo of the Day is a beautiful shot of a snowy Half Dome in black and white from Soulsurfer3 (Evan) on Flickr. Pretty sure I’ve posted some of Evan’s stuff before. All his photos are awesome. Don’t believe me? What – are you getting skeptical now? Check out this photo of Kauai. Told’ja so.…

Although today was Tuesday it was my Monday after a long weekend and this photo just spoke to me. Every face in the photo tells a story. A story of desire, of weakness, of strength and determination and impatience. I like it. I like it a lot. Great shot, Hamza. Photo by Hamza Lakhani.

Today’s Photo of the Day is a beautiful shot from our close friend Edie Howe-Byrne. Edie is lucky enough to live in Yosemite and gets plenty of opportunities to observe the changes the seasons bring to the park. Beautiful shot, Edie. By the way, if you’re curious about the title of the post, Edie had…

Sometimes the journey can yield quite a reward as Eric Chalifour found out when he hiked 14 miles to Roosevelt Lake and found he had escaped the crowds with no one else around for miles. “Quite the reward for what was about a 10 miles hike (6.5 miles to Young Lakes from our campground and…

Today’s Photo of the Day comes to us from HighSierraCowboy on Flickr and is a beautiful shot of the full moon rising over the Sierra from Sentinel Dome. I really like how white the moon is in contrast to the red of the mountains. Really a great shot. Nice work, HighSierraCowboy. Photo by HighSierraCowboy.

Tonight’s Photo of the Day is another great shot from Sathish. You’ve got to see this one large. So awesome. Beautiful shot, Sathish. Photo by Sathish.

Yesterday we featured Phil King’s “Sunset on Mount Conness” as Photo of the Day, today we have G. Dan Mitchell’s take. Though both are of the same subject matter, they each have a different feeling and tone. Which one do you like best? Nice work, Dan. Thanks for posting it in the Yosemite Blog Group…