Discover our favorite photo spots of 2009. I started to build this website in January of 2009 with the purpose of documenting California’s incredible diversity of photographic jewels and to help you get the most out of your visit. It quickly became obvious to me, that I have enough material for years to come. California [...]
After a hot overcrowded summer, Yosemite Valley is showing off its colors for those of us who shun the main season and adjust travel plans by beauty rather than convenience.
Painters have an infinite variety of color at their disposal; photographers have time at theirs. Golden glowing trees reflecting in the calm waters of the Merced River, color contrast and fallen leaves in the foreground bring vibrancy to your photographs that you can only get during the fall. The summer crowds have left and nature will start its recovering process. Fall through spring is our time to enjoy the park without stepping on each other’s toes, witnessing the miracle of the changing seasons.
Take a scenic bypass from Highway 395 and discover a serene basin with four lakes, plenty of trails and many cool subjects for photography.
June Lake Loop veers off Highway 395, taking you to a gorgeous valley full of natural wonder. During the winter months, this area is popular with skiers and during the summer, fishing and boating are the main outdoor activities. The lakes meadows and creeks, surrounded by mountains, are a great find for nature photographers.
Discover California’s most beautiful secret canyon.
As the Sierra Nevada is getting ready for the cold season, it puts on a spectacular show. After the crowds of summer-tourists are gone and before the skiers hit the slopes is the time for photographers. Fall is the second season for us. After spring already brought color to these valleys once, a burst of color saturates the valleys again before the first snow dust settles on the higher elevations. Charge up your batteries and your spirits and head out to capture the amazing spectacle!
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