The Yosemite Valley including El Capitan (left), Half Dome (center) and
Bridalvail Falls (right) as seen from Wawona Point




A double rainbow created by the morning sunlight reflecting off the mist at the base of Lower Yosemite Falls




Upper and Lower Yosemite Falls combine to make the nation's tallest waterfall




Incoming storm clouds consume mountain tops along the Yosemite Valley creating an "island in the sky"




Yosemite Falls can be seen in the background in this view of the Merced River from Swinging Bridge




Low hanging clouds wrap the base of Half Dome




Incoming storm clouds begin to consume Half Dome (black & white)




Hey, it's not JUST a squirrel...it's a YOSEMITE squirrel!




Upper Yosemite Falls reflected in the run-off of a nearby brook




A view of Half Dome from the west end of the valley




Bridalvail Falls as viewed from Wawona Point.
Note the "layered" look of the pines created by broken clouds overhead




Upper Yosemite Falls as viewed from above the Merced River at Swinging Bridge




A brilliant rainbow at the base of Yosemite Falls in morning light




The Merced River flows with water from the spring thaw




This view of Half Dome from Sentinel Bridge is a common one for photographers attempting to retrace
 the steps of Yosemite's most legendary photographer, Ansel Adams




Wonderful afternoon light and some whispy clouds provided for this shot of Upper Yosemite Falls taken from Cooks Meadow




A reflection in a small pond in Cooks Meadow offered this pleasant photo opportunity




The spring thaw sent mountain waters rushing into the Merced River




Half Dome reflected in a small pond in Cooks Meadow in afternoon light




The same image taken only moments later as the sun set behind neighboring mountains





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