Yosemite
Swimming Hole
Another vantage point of Rainbow Pools. (If you search Rainbow Pools near Hwy 120, you find several photos of people leaping off the boulder to the right)
Rainbow Pool
4 day holiday weekend and I had the time to explore this place for the first time. Rainbow Pool is just off Hwy 120 outside of Groveland, CA. I was pleasantly surprised on how much water was flowing from this waterfall. This is definitely a new spot to explore more this coming year.
Moss Covered Boulders
Reaching into my archives from one of my runs into Yosemite last year. Wandered along the Merced River for this photo. I really liked the mossy boulders.
Junipers Watching Half Dome
In Yosemite there can be so many crowds milling around to get a view of iconic Half Dome. I found a spot where there are few people and a different angle. These junipers reminded me of people standing around just looking at the great view.
Small Pool at River’s Edge
Small pools form in the slick rock along the edge of the Toulumne.
River Reflections
With the water so low in the river, boulders appear when normally underwater. I was able to capture reflections in the pools along the river.
Along the Tuolumne River
Even in a low water year the Tuolumne is still a impressive sight.
Nature’s Fireworks
Happy 4th of July ~ Enjoy the great outdoors. Milky Way rising above Yosemite at Olmsted Point.
Erratic Boulders
Geology . noting or pertaining to a boulder or the like carried by glacial ice and deposited some distance from its place of origin. Taken a few years ago, these erratic boulders can be found just above Nevada Falls.
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