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and now she knows

Now is greater
and she knows that

She just wants to be somewhere
She just wants to be

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Shot with a Nikon D3x and 70-20 lens with Nikon SB900 Flashes. F2.8 and iso 200 with shutter at 1/160

Wawona Tunnel is the longest highway tunnel in the state of California (length is 4,233 ft). It is one of three main roads which provide access to Yosemite Valley. The tunnel exits to one of the most stunning and most photographed views of Yosemite.

Earlier this week I decided to take a trip to Sequoia National Park in California. I grew up close to both Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and visited both parks several times a year. I picked a day in which the weather was unfortunately not the best for driving. But I was able to capture a this shot (edited with Lightroom CC).

Grant's Grove is host to a large grove of Giant Sequoias and each year millions of visitors from all over the world travel to see one of natures true wonders.

I was pleased to get this result at our local country club on 4th of July 2015. The reflection of the fireworks and the remnants of the sunset behind give it such an awesome affect! I will have to search down the EXIF, can't believe it isn't attached to the image! UGH

Tinto 1884 lens. CType plate films.

On a busy visitor day no one was to be seen in this section of the Harpers Ferry National Park. The scene reminded me of a Hopper painting.

Another bench.

Mount Rainier National Park~Washington State

Waling along the path, I spied a dinosaur footprint! Ok...not really but it reminded me of one.

Glacier Park 2015 Triple waterfalls and majestic mountains. Loved this shot.

This was taken in Joshua Tree Desert National Park in the Cholla Cactus Garden

Snooper's Rock, Chattanooga, TN, at Sunrise with my gracious guide's trail dog, Ella. This is located in Prentice Cooper State Park. The heavy fog bank is hovering above the winding Tennessee River.

Nikon D7100
f/4.8
1/200
ISO 400
48mm

Nikon D7100
f/5.6
1/200
ISO 400
105mm

Nikon D7100
f/5.3
1/640
ISO 250
70mm

Nikon D7100
F/3.5
1/640
ISO 250
18mm

Even though old and faded, a flower is still beautiful. Beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder.

Caught a lone duck swimming.

Did some road trippin' last June. Headed over to the west side of the state and ended up in Grand Haven. Fell in love with this touristy town located on Lake Michigan.

I like to take photos of bare trees and create a rather dark image from them. Yes...I got to the dark side!
Exif data:
Aperture: f2/2
ISO: 32
Shutter: 1/1522 sec.
Focal length: 4.15 mm.

Summerhill Glen, Douglas, Isle of Man, is not large, but sits in the town.

After much anticipation, I finally got to see this lighthouse in person last June! I fell in love with the town of Grand Haven and even though the town caters to the tourists, there's still a lot of charm to behold. The lighthouse is a great example of that!

I went for an afternoon ride out to Kensington Metropark. Back to the Heron Rookery just to see if there was anything of interest to shoot. I couldn't help but notice the many lily pad plants with lotus blossoms.

This was taken at the Grand Tetons National Park in 2014..
Coming from Yellowstone, it just stormed.
One of my favorite photos of all times.. and the first photo to be printed and canvased to be hanging on the walls in my home. This image is the first that I have ever taken that has won multiple online awards, recognition and promotions with my first DLSR Camera a Nikon D60.

Took this shot while hiking a trail called sycamore forest, most of this forest was dead.

Find this print and more for sale on my photography website: http://village.photos/members/Scott-Smith-Photography/Sand-Dunes

©Scott Smith Photography

Rock City near Chattanooga- Lover's Leap. I wasn't sure if they would allow tripods or not, so I chose not to take one. I wish I would have taken one, this would have came out much better.

The site of a former landfill., Dead Man's Hill is a haven for sledders, snow boarders and tobogganners alike. Located in historic Hines Park in Westland, Mi.
There's a sign at the foot of the hill that reads: " Area unsupervised. Use at your own risk."! How fitting!

I'm very drawn to this type of photo. I like to look for bare trees
in a forest of green and capture the image. I like to desaturated and use an HDR filter in post processing. I'm very pleased with the end result.

Former landfill site that has been transformed into a sledding/snow boarding/toboggan run. Located in historic Hines Park, Westland Michigan.

Vancouver Island is patchy at best when it comes to our once lush gorgeous rainforest. More in town cougar sightings and bear encounters points to a lack of habitat or habitable areas for them.

We cut down their forest and kill them when they are forced into our space. Something wrong with that.

From Rocky Mountain National Park.

...on a clear day you can see for miles (and more miles.)

Rocky Mountain National Park.

Attaching the wide view of this same shot. I didn't want to post basically the same photo twice.

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Oregon

I spent most of my childhood around Crater Lake, it's still my favorite place in Oregon

My favorite place in my home state of Oregon

From the Bear Lake Trail, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. About a 3.5 mile hike out and back.

Canon 5D MkIII, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, f/8, 1/160th, ISO 100.

The view from the upper part of Bear Lake Trail, in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.

Canon 5DMkIII, Canon 24-104mm f/4 USM L.

Taken last September, 2014. The Maroon Bells, near Aspen, Colorado, at sunrise.

The gorgeous Alberta Falls, just outside of Estes Park in the Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. It's about a half hour to 45 minute hike over fairly easy terrain, and it's so worth it. See more shots from this day here: http://village.photos/members/Scott-Smith-Photography/Rocky-Mountain-National-Park