Photos from the Yosemite National Park
At the end of July we posted that we are going to Yosemite for a bit, but after the trip we got so busy that we never got around to post pictures. Better late then never, so here we go!
It was my pretty much the first real visit to Yosemite and I absolutely loved it! It was very warm and comfortable during the night so we could sit by the fire all night long. During the day though it was well above 100 degrees and we couldn’t do any hardcore hiking and were mostly just walking around the valley and along the river.
It’s never safe to nap when the camera is around!
Self portrait how-to: 1) Turn on the timer 2) Put the camera down on the ground 3) Push the shatter button 4) Ruuuunnn! :) We did it quite a few times too :)
I just loove the feel of this one:
Mike – the master of fire:
I could not believe how close the mule deer let us come to them. They really didn’t care!
The famous Half Dome. We met a couple there who just got engaged on top of it that morning – soo romantic! We’ll have to climb it one day :)
The challenge of going to Yosemite is that the park is so popular you need to make campground reservations half a year in advance. The next reservation date is already on my calendar and we are so going there again next year! :)
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I love the self portrait – and the how to comments!
Beautiful pix guys ! When we went to Yosemite we actually rented a cabin in the woods and didn’t have to book it so early. ♥ Yosemite.
Lovely! Can’t wait till it’s my time to see this place in person.
absolutely amazing photos! I LOO-OO-OOooooVe Yosemite! can’t wait to take Tamar to the top of Half Dome :)
Thank you guys! I already cannot wait to go back to Yosemite next year. Let’s organize a big group! Who’s with us?
What a beautiful place! You did a great job of capturing nature’s granduer with your camera. Thanks for sharing these.