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Archive for 27. December 2011
Bridalveil Creek
27. December 2011 by Friedhelm.
There is no snow in Yosemite valley as of now but Bridalveil Creek is partially frozen. This creates the opportunity for some great shots. I used my 180mm prime lens to create this image. Looking at the lower right corner of the image I saw a picture in a picture, which I had to create.
Enjoy both and happy photographing!
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