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Photo Of The Day 9/11/2012
The Bride's Veil by Jim Patterson
Jim Patterson sent today’s Photo Of The Day to the Black And White Cover Assignment which ran earlier this year. His description of the photo is brief and simple. “The Merced River flows away from Bridalveil falls on a stormy spring day in Yosemite Valley.” The photo really speaks for itself. A magnificent photo of this iconic Yosemite lansdscape.
Get your photos into the running for the Photo Of The Day by submitting the OP galleries. I select a Photo Of The Day everyday. Images come from Your Favorite Places, Assignments and the contest galleries. We’ve revamped Assignments and the Your Favorite Places sections of the website and you’ll see some great improvements. You can see more of my Photo Of The Day selections on the OP Blog.