Yosemite Photography

In Yosemite, photography is a tradition. Since the days of Ansel Adams, the Park has inspired generations of shutterbugs and professional photographers alike. From capturing the changing light to recording its seasonal splendor, Yosemite has become, to many, a muse, an inspiration and a destination. And whether you’re taking snapshots for Facebook or large format images, the Park, in all its beauty, will prove a worthy subject.

Get the Best Pictures
Yosemite’s scenery is so spectacular, you’ll find photo-worthy compositions everywhere you look. But if you are really wanting to take the best pictures you can, we recommend checking out the multi-day Yosemite photography workshops and half-day classes offered by The Ansel Adams Gallery. Their instructors can help you make the most of your camera’s abilities, recommend locations, and with the small group sizes, provide personalized suggestions on how to make your pictures better.

Where to Go for the Best Shots
Almost everywhere you go in Yosemite Valley provides amazing views of the magnificent scenery. It’s just a matter of keeping your eyes open. However, if you’re looking for more specific recommendations, check out The Photographer’s Guide to Yosemite – written by Ansel Adams Gallery workshop instructor, Michael Frye.

Vintners' Holidays

Join us for Vintners’ Holidays each year in November and December as we celebrate winemakers' fall harvests with our enlightening Yosemite wine tastings and seminars.

Bracebridge Dinner

Bracebridge Dinner at The Ahwahnee

Select days December 13 - 25th - Come enjoy the tradition that is Bracebridge where The Ahwahnee into a 17th century English manor for a feast of food, song and mirth.

Chef's Holidays

Chefs Holiday

Yosemite’s Chefs' Holidays, held each January and February at The Ahwahnee, highlights acclaimed chefs and styles, personalities and trends characterizing the American culinary scene.