One of the nice things about going to Yellowstone with people that hadn’t been there before was revisiting all the great landscape features of the park. Usually, I just head straight for the wildlife and drive right past the geothermal highlights. Both of these shots were taken at Mammoth Hot Springs, where travertine terraces of calcium carbonate dominate a large hill at the northwest entrance to the park. It almost looks like winter, although there was not yet any snow on the ground. The top shot was taken below the terraces while the second shot was taken from above. Top photo — Nikon D800 with Sigma 15mm fisheye lens, ISO 400, f/22 at 1/100th of a second
Bottom photo — Nikon D800 with Sigma 15mm fisheye lens, ISO 400, f/8 at 1/500th of a second
great pic. when I re tired in couples year I want to go back to yellow stone nat. park. ) great pic. keep up= the good pic. taking of thing and place for ever body too see.
One of the things on our Bucket List & hope to do soon & seeing this shot is a good reminder to make some plans
Thanks for sharing the wonders of our Country
Aunt Sue
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One of the nice things about going to Yellowstone with people that hadn’t been there before was revisiting all the great landscape features of the park. Usually, I just head straight for the wildlife and drive right past the geothermal highlights. Both of these shots were taken at Mammoth Hot Springs, where travertine terraces of calcium carbonate dominate a large hill at the northwest entrance to the park. It almost looks like winter, although there was not yet any snow on the ground. The top shot was taken below the terraces while the second shot was taken from above.
great pic. when I re tired in couples year I want to go back to yellow stone nat. park. ) great pic. keep up= the good pic. taking of thing and place for ever body too see.
You put that fisheye to good use!
Thanks Rick. I added it to my bag about a year ago and in the right situations it can be a great little lens.
It’s other worldly! Great fisheye lens application, Sean.
Thanks Sue. I love pulling out the fisheye every now and again to add a bit of diversity to my shots.
Marvelous!
—– Wonders restrained
—– Boardwalk and rails trivialize
—– Natures phenomena .
Fish don’t care .
One of the things on our Bucket List & hope to do soon & seeing this shot is a good reminder to make some plans
Thanks for sharing the wonders of our Country
Aunt Sue
It’s my favorite National Park for wildlife, but the diversity of landscape and geothermal features is amazing too. A worthy stop on any bucket list.
No disrespect to the artists eye .
None taken Peter. Thanks for the daily poems.