Yosemite: Muse Of Monochrome

If black-and-white landscape photography was an earthquake, Yosemite would be the epicenter

By Staff

Updated July 1, 2016

Yosemite is a giant magnet, and nature photographers are iron filings.

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Originally Published July 8, 2014

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