Search results for: “El Cap”
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3 Climbers Rescued After Night on El Cap
It wasn’t exactly the way most people plan to spend the night in Yosemite.
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Edie Live Twitters a Rescue on El Cap
Sometimes you’re just in the right spot at the right time and we’re glad this story had a happy ending.
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Photo of the Day: El Cap guards the Valley by Sheldon Branford
“Yosemite Valley, to me, is always a sunrise, a glitter of green and golden wonder in a vast edifice of stone and space.” -Ansel Adams
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Photo of the Day: Evening Light on El Capitan from Valley View by Robin Black
They say that lightning doesn’t strike the same spot twice but in Robin’s case it does.
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New Yosemite Quarter Featuring El Cap
Here’s a pic of the Governator posted by his staff showing Schwarzenegger holding the artwork for a new Yosemite quarter due out in July. Pretty cool but I like the one with John Muir and Half Dome better.
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Photo of the Day: El Capitan and Oaks by Robert Pearce
I’d like to take a moment to thank all the people who send in their photos for Photo of the Day. If it weren’t for you fine folks I wouldn’t be able to post awesome photos like this one from Robert Pearce. I really love the warmth of the light and the cold of the…
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Photo of the Day: Last Rays on El Cap by Edie Howe-Byrne
I’m having a hard time picking a Photo of the Day today because Edie shared a bunch of VERY beautiful photos on her Flickr stream and they’re all really, really good. Don’t take my word for it, see for yourself. And don’t forget, if you like one of Edie’s photos she’ll be more than happy…
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Photo of the Day: El Capitan by Trey Campbell
I think what really grabbed my attention about today’s Photo of the Day was the 3 dimensionality of the clouds in front of El Cap. They almost feel like they’re going to pop right out of the computer scree. Pretty cool. Nice shot, Trey. Photo by Trey Campbell.
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El Cap in 17 Gigapixels
The view from Glacier Point in 17 Gigapixels is pretty cool but did you notice there’s a really cool view of El Capitan too? You can practically see what type of Cams the climbers are using. Nice!
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William Shatner on Climbing El Cap (video)
I like how he stumbles and almost says 30,000 feet instead of 3,000 feet. Gotta love William Shatner.