Somewhere over Colorado with the moon visible just on top of the wing.

Monument Valley from above.

An interesting desert landform.

The Grand Canyon.

Lake Mead.

Guess where this picture was taken? These last few pictures from the vacation seem to be dragging out, mainly because I'm not as interested in them as I was in the earlier photos. I do think these last few are sorta neat, so I'll still post them over the next few days.

Another view of the Golden Gate Bridge, shrouded in fog.

Alcatraz.

Lambert Street in San Francisco.

The Golden Gate Bridge.

Fog descending over the mountains near the Golden Gate Bridge.

A seagull on Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.

I couldn't go to San Francisco without taking a picture of a streetcar.

Not sure what kind of crabs these are, but they were all over these rocks near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.

This is the last of my pictures of Yosemite. I was lucky enough to have those thunderstorms building over the mountains during our last view of the valley.

A view of the top of Bridal Veil Falls. I liked the color of the rock face in this picture.

Bridal Veil Falls.

Horse Tail Falls.

El Capitan.

This is one of my favorite pictures of Half Dome as viewed from Mirror Lake.

The lower Yosemite Falls after we hiked up to it.

Yosemite Falls both the upper and lower portion.

Not the greatest picture, but this is my attempt to get Yosemite Falls with a smoothing effect by leaving the shutter open for a longer duration. It was a little too dark and a lot of the detail is lost.

Half Dome at sunset from Glacier Point.

Sunset on Glacier Point.

Half Dome as seen from near Glacier Point.

The sun setting on Yosemite Falls. I think the lighting turned out really well on this picture, especially the light still illuminating the cliff wall.

A classic view of Half Dome.

I just liked this high Sierra scene looking over a field that hadn't greened up yet after snow-melt, the distant mountains and the clear blue sky.

Lembert Dome.

This is Tenaya Lake in Yosemite National Park. One of these days I'll figure out how to smooth out the gradient in color from one picture to the next when stitching them together, but so far I've been unable to figure it out. If anyone knows, let me know.

A little different perspective on the same scene.

Looking the other way from Olmstead point. An awesome scene that my pictures can not do justice to.

This is the view from Olmstead Point looking down towards Yosemite Valley. That is Half Dome in the background.

An expanded view of the previous picture.

This is getting into an area on Tioga Road (near Olmstead Point) that had some of the most spectacular scenery I have ever seen. It's hard to mess up a picture when this is your subject.

Quaking Aspen Falls, along Tioga Road.

Snow! This is Siesta Lake along Tioga Road. I was going for the reflection in the water, which turned out ok.

This is Tamarack Creek Falls (again, I think), another one of the many falls along the drive to Tioga Road.

This is Cascade Falls (I think) which is right on one of the roads out of (or into) Yosemite Valley. We were on our way to Tioga Road which ended up being one of the most breath-taking parts of the Park, in my opinion.

The Fallen Monarch.

More sequoia trees from Mariposa Grove.

This is Grizzly Man, a sequoia tree with limbs that are larger than any other species of tree in this grove.

The sequoia grove in the Mariposa Forest.

This snowplant is from Mariposa Grove.

I believe this is North Dome.

Another waterfall visible from the trail to Vernal Falls. This one was not labeled however, so I don't know it's name.

Yes it's just a squirrel, but I rarely can get this close to even a squirrel anywhere else.

This is Illilouette Falls which is visible from the trail up to Vernal Falls.

On the trail up to Vernal Falls.