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Photographer: Josh Miller

Location: Ansel Adams Wilderness,

California

Equipment: Nikon D300, AF-S DX

Zoom-Nikkor 12-24mm f/4G IF-ED

Situation: Bordering on the southeast-

ern side of Yosemite National Park, the

Ansel Adams Wilderness has long been

a favorite area for photographers who

are willing to carry their gear deep into

the backcountry.

Having first seen the location while

working as a backpacking guide years

prior, when I became a photographer, I

knew it was a location I had to get back

to. I have made many trips into the area,

including by skis in the winter. The trick

with this location is being there at the per-

fect time for both the wildflowers as well

as clouds at sunrise. While backpacking

in the Sierra Nevada is truly world-class,

one of the downfalls of having such sta-

ble summer weather is that photographers

often get skunked on clouds when the

flowers are peaking in July and August.

On this particular morning, we had

been camped at the lake for several

days hoping for the conditions to come

together. After waiting through several

cloudless sunrises, when I finally had

a morning with clouds, I rushed to my

chosen location. As often happens in the

summer, the clouds started to break up

at sunrise. Luckily, a few stuck around

just long enough to shoot a few frames

before they fully disappeared.

–Josh Miller

In memory of Susan Fitzgerald, COO, 1966-

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