Sometimes, when looking at a scene or image, it takes time before you’re able to see what it is really saying. Or to get a sense of what it means. Here is a captured view of Yosemite Falls alongside a trail and drainage that leads to the top. While not obvious, this image was taken from on top of another dome from across Yosemite Valley. On the South rim of the valley where this is viewed, the falls are on the North rim.
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