If you have ever visited Yellowstone, you know it is a place of unmatched wonder. The canyons, rivers, forests and the wildlife of this national park are spread throughout 3 states, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. Because the park sits on top of a volcanic hot spot, there are many basins full of mud pots, hot springs and, of course, geysers, the most famous being Old Faithful. One can find so much beauty on a grand scale here, it's easy to forget to check out the small stuff.
The geyser basins are full of little pools and streams that all seem to have their own personalities. The colors you see vary depending on the species of heat loving bacteria in water and soil. Today, I am showing you one of my favorite bacterial beauties. Enjoy!
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its a natural macrophotography.i like this nature..
thanks for sharing this.
Thank you! My pleasure!
That is such a cool shotb love the ripples in the water
Thanks! Yeah, those ripples are killer! This was such an incredible place to be that day.
It sure sounds like s great place to visit
Colourphotography the beauty of nature is realy good....
stay with it...thanks for sharing....
I agree...nature is the best!
Thank you and you're welcome. :)
This scenario is great ..Your all post is awesome ..carry on dear
Thank you!
very beautiful photo @samanthajbarnes
Thank you, Misho!
Very micronichey, I would say. Interesting. Yellowstone is indeed very beautiful!