This is not from one of Ansel Adams lost and found negatives that have been making the news :). However, I'm a great admirer of his work and he comes to mind whenever I'm doing b&w. This image is from my Yosemite trip last March.
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@Craig: Thank you Craig! I'm also a long time admirer. I bought my first Ansel Adams book, "The Negative", around the same time frame.
@laura: Thanks for your comments Laura! I think best time to shoot the tunnel view is in the afternoon. This image was taken on March 8, 2009 at 3:50pm.
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