Somewhere, Yosemite Bear is smiling, and probably crying a bit too.
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I am sorry but don't get the reference. Pls assist.
I believe this explains it.
Here's a photo of the Taos Lift 4 replacement project. I still remember the triple that was replaced by the quad they just removed. The waterfall is flowing with authority.
Where is this?
About 10 miles SW of Bar Harbor, Maine. The mountain in the background is Pemetic(?) in Acadia National Park. This place is referred to locally as Little Long Pond. Every day I get to spend up here is a blessing that doesn’t get taken for granted.
Everyone does have their "Happy Place" and you have found yours. Enjoy.
Yes-thanks. been coming here for almost 30 years. My son had his first 10 birthday parties at a spot on that pond. The memories and friendships are so numerous for my family that this place is in the blood. We are very lucky.
That's a beautiful spot.
Not my photo, but one of my 'happy places. I misspent so much of my youth here.
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I was told about his viral video and looked for it. I'm a little surprised at the lack of vivid colors, but then video and photo never do the actual image justice.
Its a cool video for sure, but just saying....I've experienced double rainbows and taken pictures....never do them justice
@Jerez your photo of the Double Rainbow was really good. How did you get those vibrant colors?
Well, you could of done worse
that shot looks like the mountain liar of a Bond villain.
My Husband took it in the yard with his Android phone. He said it did not do it justice. Every color was crisp and distinct.
If you are using an iPhone , tap on the screen when you are in the live view ( before you take the picture) to adjust exposure. What is usually happening is the phone camera is overexposing the rainbow( or moon ) because the surrounding area is darker. This is called exposure compensation- you need to override it to keep from over exposing the rainbow. This usually works but you have to experiment. I was able to take a clear , sharp, picture of the Big Dipper on a pitch black sky with an I phone by moving the exposure’box” on the screen.
I'm pretty sure Yosemite saw a whole lot of vivid on that day
I went past the same spot yesterday, now you can see more species flowering.
Isn’t amazing how one day can make a difference- even a few hours .
In elementary school I walked 7/8 of a mile to school on a wooded road and in the spring I’d see things that had bloomed on the walk home that weren’t there in the morning. Nice shot .
In elementary school I walked 7/8 of a mile to school on a wooded road and in the spring I’d see things that had bloomed on the walk home that weren’t there in the morning. Nice shot .
We've been seeing this on our bike rides. The high desert blooms have been particularly amazing this year.
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