And a fix for the tree bugging me and a couple of other small details, re-processed from the two raws but not with any dramatic improvement.
All comments welcome!
Canon 5D3, 70-200 f/2.8 at 70, f/11. ISO 200, 1/60 sec, tripod. Panorama of two verticals. Original processing from 2013.
A classic beauty. Blue sky, gorgeous waterfall and cliffs, blue skies. What’s not to love?
At least one thing, @Kris_Smith! I just realized the tree poking in from lower center is driving me nuts. So I had a play at reprocessing. And also figured out it’s a pano of two horizontals. (My memory may be failing…) Re-do posted above.
Diane,
Indeed a classic view of a Yosemite classic. An icon if there ever was one!
What is refreshing with this is the square format - a crop or any presentation of these falls and surroundings is not something I’ve seen done before (and I’ve not only seen tons of images of this, but I have a few myself…) So I’m really like the square presentation. Of course the clouds and light aren’t hurting things at all… 
Good job dropping the light on that one tree, that helps. If I had my druthers though, I’d wish for more extented on the bottom so that one tree - and all three for that matter, had more growing space and not like they’re cut off a little. In hindsight… a 3rd row for the pano combination. But then there may also be some things beyond the bottom that you didn’t want included. It’s always a compromise!
Colors and processing are excellent.
Lon
Thanks, @Lon_Overacker! I was really photographing the mist, which I thought was draped perfectly over the scene. The Upper Fall was sort of the grace note!
