Gonna get inundated with fellow landscape photography enthusiasts, fuck

Beautiful! Perfect place for a canoe.

Lovely painting

Happy little trees…

I live in C. P. I'm trying to place your photo. Where exactly is this?

I live a few hours out and Yosemite is beautiful but it can be very crowded even with the park limiting the number of visitors. Kings Canyon National Park is about 2 hours away from Yosemite and is generally less crowded and has really beautiful sequoias. Grant Grove is easily accessible and has a paved trail to see the General Grant.

https://www.nps.gov/places/000/general-grant-tree.htm

I...Wish I was a smarter man lol. I was looking for a link to a second picture... one of the spot where you found the painting... It's been a long day lol.

Going next Month. You should do it.

I hope you can some day

If you can, you should definitely do it.

I’ve done a couple of day trips, and once stayed in the rustic tent cabins which was pretty cool.

My dream is to stay in the Ahwahnee Hotel and do it in true luxury.

When you do go, enter through the Tunnel View. Yosemite is one of my favorite places on earth

Happy Trees.

Grew up a few hours away from it. However gorgeous it is in pictures, isw even moreso in person. It's the only place I've ever experienced that is intimidatingly beautiful

Yosemite in November is gorgeous. Way less people. Warm enough during the day for a comfortable hike, plenty of lodging options at decent prices. And the colors are incredible.

I've jumped off that log on the left I think

Almost looks like a Bob Ross painting!

Is that the bridge right behind the Ahwahnee hotel?

Such happy little trees.

We were just there a month ago! It’s a great hike. I love that you park at one beautiful lake before hiking up to this one.

I’m visiting in December. Any advice on what to bring, wear, see, not to do?

Was there on Sunday. Probably the prettiest I’ve ever seen it with the snow but still showing the fall foliage. Yosemite is heaven on earth.

Yeah I'm not an expert but I feel like there's a little too much of the water in the foreground, and some wasted space where the clearing on the right is.

It is beautiful but I don't know if - maybe I feel like - it's just because that entire area is just naturally magnificent. My eyes sort of have a hard time finding a resting spot, and after being led down the stream, once the water curves out of view I feel like I'm zigzagging through the image, finally sort of settling on the rockface - not because I was led there or because it's what I find interesting but because my eyes need to rest, and my brain finds it to be a sort of neutral zone.

I'm not a photographer or artist, I mean I like to draw and paint and though I don't post, like, anything, I know I don't have a knack for real art so yes I'm talking out my arse, while kind of just trying to articulate my thoughts other than the obvious "nature is beautiful". That is true but I wish I were an artist and really wish I had the eyes for photography, so I could offer OP more than my hairbrained (at best, hypocritical at worst) attempt at constructively debriefing my experience viewing their work.

...nature is beautiful.

Ok thanks. I was telling myself that the Mississippi does not run all the way into Canada 🤣

This is definitely from the bridge heading into Carelton Place as I don't see the single shack on the other bank.

Beauty pic.

Yup!