Posted by Anil Rao on February 19, 2007 at 6:02 PM
...for the ESS weekly pick. What an amazing take on Yosemite.
Posted by Lon Overacker on February 19, 2007 at 7:43 PM
Thanks Anil!
I appreciate it. As a relative newcomer I'd paid little attention to the weekly pics and found a nice surprise this morning. Frankly, I thought there were stronger images in ESS, but then I didn't get to vote... :-)
Lon
Posted by Richard Wong on February 20, 2007 at 12:57 AM
congrats man, I didn't see this one. Interesting exposure.
Good job, Lon! It is an excellent photograph. I am really liking your Yosemite series! There is great consistency in the quality of the images as well as with the intimacy of the scenes.
I was talking to Dan Baumbach tonight and we were discussing our love for Yosemite. I remarked that your series and the ones he (Dan) posted a while ago really inspired me to look at The Valley in a new way.
I think most people get sucked into the grandeur of the big walls and the big waterfalls and don't necessarily see that which is at their feet.
Thanks for the wonderful images, and the inspiration!
-PB
Posted by Cory Freeman on February 21, 2007 at 11:03 PM
Great series Lon! I would echo what Preston wrote about. It's all in the details!!
Discussion
4 repliesI appreciate it. As a relative newcomer I'd paid little attention to the weekly pics and found a nice surprise this morning. Frankly, I thought there were stronger images in ESS, but then I didn't get to vote... :-)
Lon
I was talking to Dan Baumbach tonight and we were discussing our love for Yosemite. I remarked that your series and the ones he (Dan) posted a while ago really inspired me to look at The Valley in a new way.
I think most people get sucked into the grandeur of the big walls and the big waterfalls and don't necessarily see that which is at their feet.
Thanks for the wonderful images, and the inspiration!
-PB