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Canon EOS 6D | EF 70-200 f/4L IS @ 200mm | 1/15s | f/11 | ISO 100

The title of this piece reflects the Ansel Adams piece of the same name. The image was taken from the same spot as the Ansel Adams photo (Tunnel View). While the weather I experienced was nowhere near as dramatic as it was in that famous photo, I did experience a freak winter storm on the way up the mountain that day. And from what I understand, the park was also hit by this late season winter storm that appeared pretty much out of nowhere.

By the time I finally reached Tunnel View, all that was left of the storm were a few clouds off in the distance such as the cloud seen here and the few small cloud wisps coming off the top of the mountains. Disappointed that the weather and light would not be more dynamic, I waited it out as experience has told me that the light actually falling on the mountains is usually quite nice as the sun sets. In that respect I was not disappointed.

Description
Canon EOS 6D | EF 70-200 f/4L IS @ 200mm | 1/15s | f/11 | ISO 100

The title of this piece reflects the Ansel Adams piece of the same name. The image was taken from the same spot as the Ansel Adams photo (Tunnel View). While the weather I experienced was nowhere near as dramatic as it was in that famous photo, I did experience a freak winter storm on the way up the mountain that day. And from what I understand, the park was also hit by this late season winter storm that appeared pretty much out of nowhere.

By the time I finally reached Tunnel View, all that was left of the storm were a few clouds off in the distance such as the cloud seen here and the few small cloud wisps coming off the top of the mountains. Disappointed that the weather and light would not be more dynamic, I waited it out as experience has told me that the light actually falling on the mountains is usually quite nice as the sun sets. In that respect I was not disappointed.