On our 2007 trip to Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota one of the stops was Yellowstone National Park. Some of the more picturesque spots in the park are the many thermal features scattered around the park. Some folk rush through the park stopping for only minutes at the less well known places and spending hours at the big attractions like Old Faithful. Those major attractions are worth a visit but if it is at the expense of spending some time at the less well known places then they’ve made a BIG mistake.
Nikon D200, Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 @ 38mm, ISO 100, 1/250 @ f/8
This shot of a Lakeside Spring was taken at the West
Thumb Geyser Basin along the shores of Yellowstone Lake. As you can see, the springs are bright with color
and very photogenic. This is a not to be
missed spot. Always take your time when
visiting and while the quantity of what you see may drop the quality will
increase along with the memories.
Thanks to Debbie of Delicious Baby for organizing
Photo Friday and spreading such wonderful images across the Web.
