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I was told these trees were called "Bobby Sock Trees" I have been wanting to photograph these trees for a long time! I can understand the name... CC Welcome.

Changing it up a bit today. CC welcome.

Some more moody vibes from Yellowstone! CC Welcome!

This Memorial weekend I spent some time in Yellowstone. It has become one of my favorite parks. CC Welcome.

Hi I am a little behind on posting these but these are my best of 22 or should I say my favorites... cc welcome! #1 2022 Started out in Sedona, AZ. I like to be in a different place bringing in the new year... I also would rather get up early to catch the first sunrise of the year rather...

Also while up in the parks in May I was able to pull away and photograph some scenery... CC Welcome. #1 Moody Vibes - Rainy Days #2 Seasons Run-Off #3 Take a walk with me. #4 The Range

The focus this week is on images from Yellowstone. Here's a couple to get started so go ahead and pile on!

I have been really busy running all over this week. This is from Great Fountain Geyser in Yellowstone last night as a bit of steam venting. It was taken with the Sony A6400 and quickly edited on my phone here in West Yellowstone before I head back into the park. I apologize in advance if this...

Here are a few handheld shots from my walk through the Norris Geyser Basin in Yellowstone last September. I don't remember which pool is which, so I'm not including any names. Any thoughts are welcome! 1) A Pool 2) A steamy pool 3) Pools and runoff

From the archives this is the Great Fountain Geyser in Yellowstone and I found this one yesterday and just processed it. Not a lot of sunrise clouds, but they seemed to add just that one touch. All comments are welcome, Jim

I spent some time at the lower terraces when I stopped by Yellowstone in September. I liked this view with the steam catching the light from the morning sun. Any thoughts are welcome.

I guess I could have used this on Friday's Focus, but I just finished it up. This is from Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone this past summer and was at sunset, or just prior and it had that nice golden coloring bouncing around all over. All comments are welcome, Jim

This is Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming this past summer. It had already erupted which was one of the shorter eruptions I remember. It looked nice, but I liked the as the steam was dying down and being blown sideways and how interacted with the clouds in the background. All...

Well, Alan reminded me that I almost never shoot close or tight, that 99.999% of the time I am trying to get wider. But up in Yellowstone last month, when I was in Mammoth Hot Springs, I did actually shoot a few shots at 120mm to get a tighter look of the terraces. Please don't faint, I promise...

Well, I guess it's not a pond, but it did turn golden. :rolleyes: This is up in Yellowstone, at Mammoth Hot springs. As the sun was setting it was reflecting off this area that was covered in water and made for a mirror like appearance. All comments are welcome, Jim

The Focus this Friday will be on Yellowstone National Park! Please add your landscape photos from Yellowstone here, but since Yellowstone is also know for it's wildlife, feel free to add any wildlife photos taken in Yellowstone also. I will start with a few of mine, Jim Great Fountain...

Sometimes you search far and wide for wildlife and then carefully work to get close enough for a good shot. Sometimes a bull elk walks right passed your parked car and poses for you... This was one of those right by Mammoth in Yellowstone.

Here's a view from the Mammoth hot springs in Yellowstone. I liked the combination of dead trees, springs, clouds and distant mountains. Any thoughts are welcome.

Another from the archives from Yellowstone National Park that has this Bison taking a nap it seemed like. He was down on his knees, it's hard to tell with the grass, but he was there for a while resting. All comments are welcome, Jim

It appears that the Bison enjoy hanging out at chatting in the early morning in Yellowstone National Park. All comments are welcome, Jim