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Shot over Grand Prismatic Spring from a Cessna plane. The spring is beautiful from the ground, but to see it from the air, with all its layers, is something that takes your breath away.
It was pretty super cold early in the morning at Yellowstone National Park, but fortunately this shot required hiking a steep staircase which covers roughly 500 vertical...and I'll tell you what, I warmed right up after that!
This photo was taken in Hayden Valley right after sunrise on a foggy morning. We noticed two bison crossing the Yellowstone River. By the time we got the gear out, this male was just coming out of the water. The angle of the sunrise in combination with fog made for a great silhouette opportunity.
Yellowstone is a wonderful place full of history. On my last visit, I happen to catch the light striking one of the tour buses, and loved the light and shadow. The image takes me back to that day.
This image of bison bull was taken at dawn in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park. It was so cold that November morning that the bison's breath froze on its face.
We jumped in the car while the morning was still cool with fog, chilly enough to keep other visitors in their tents and around their campsites. We are photographers and the excitement of a sunrise image is worth more than the coziness of a warm sleeping bag before the sun is up. We headed out of our tent and into the car, ready to (safely) race to our favorite park spots, but in a move that's magic in only the way America's national parks can be, the prettiest view was here, in a "nowhere" spot.
Morgan Phillips @morganphillips
Driving down the road I saw a lone Bison. It was obviously determined and had a place it wanted to be. I was lucky to snap this shot.
I had been trying to get some good wide shots up close but had stiff competition from the cell phone photographers. While walking on the outer boardwalk away from the chaos I noticed how the backlit sun created silhouettes in the hot spring steam. I chose to create a black and white version to emphasize the people and their movements of being tourists.
On a early hike at Yellowstone we saw a Bison which looked to me as if he just woke up and was shaking the dust off. After a few minutes the Bison rose to his feet and wondered it.
A winter visit to Yellowstone. In the morning, we were on the Boardwalk of Main Terraces, Mammoth Hot Spring. Plumes of hot steam were rising in the cold air, waving along with the wind. Like a fairyland in the clouds.
This particular view only lasted a couple minutes. I was waiting on a bridge, over the river, just watching the bison move slowly through the trees. Eventually, he meandered across the field which is when I managed this capture. A couple minutes later he was across the river and in the trees again.
An early Yellowstone sunrise topped with steam lifting off the water. Always a wonderful way to get back to nature.
The lightning captured at Midway Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park.
A long exposure shot of the Milky Way over Old Faithful as it begins its eruption.
This Bison was laying down in our path during a photography hike in Hayden Valley. We simply sidestepped him and took some pictures.
Water Fall in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Jerry Cagle @photographersguide2_se_arizona
Rising early to drive from the Madison Junction Campground we were rewarded with a private showing of the usually crowded hot springs.
© Stevin Tuchiwsky A morning flight over the Grand Prismatic Spring was certainly a dream come true for me. To be able to witness this the colours of this hot spring from the air was a whole new perspective.