Yosemite National Park is a paradise for landscape photographers, offering a rich array of diverse scenes to capture. Each season transforms the park’s beauty, providing fresh perspectives to photograph.
Nevertheless, Yosemite is undeniably well-photographed, given its status as one of the nation’s most frequented national parks. It can be tempting to contemplate the extraordinary photographic legacies of visionaries like Ansel Adams, William Neill, and Michael Frye and think, “Well, what can I bring to the table photographically?”
Moreover, with the constant flood of Yosemite images on social media, I’ve been entangled in this mindset numerous times throughout my career. Yet, every time I venture into what’s considered an “overly photographed” location, I consistently discover something that profoundly captivates me.
In this article, I share a few techniques to maintain inspiration and unearth distinctive shots in these well-trodden areas.
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