More dead trees in Yellowstone. by jayfar
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These trees have died from sulphuric acid and other baddies bubbling up from below the thin crust.
Danapommet commented that these trees are 'petrified' here in the geyser fields - he is right of course and so was I hoping for no eruption!!!
Comments (32)
So this could be fossils, Jeff. What impressing photo-shots and landscape. Dangerous, I guess. Maybe it smells bad too.
Superb collage
So interesting! Also quite frightening.
Stunning captures my friend.here is a link to webcams in yellow stone:http://www.nps.gov/features/yell/webcam/oldfaith_duo.htm
Haha yeah I'd be petrified too! I'm really enjoying this series.
petrified, they look frightened to death
Gee you've gotta stop Jeff I'm starting to dribble.
Frightening is right and i agree interesting superb capture !
It's fascinating, that they got to be a certain size and then were overtaken by sulphur. SO interesting!
Such a sad state of affairs. Not good. Hugs. Di. xx
Beautiful shot.
superb minimalist landscapes
Interesting photo.
Wonderul shots, both of them. A strange place :)
Beautiful images and collage , Jeff ! I think it is a nice feeling to be on the spot!
Excellent and interesting shots. Thanks for sharing.
interesting and great collage
Great captures and collage! :)
Beautiful Shot,Jeff.
wonderful photos!!!!
A lot of energy underground just waiting for a time. Its surroundings tell a story. Nice shot. Aloha
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
Thats a nice shot
To see these trees dead here must mean that the volcanic activity has increased in size so you were probably right to be apprehensive. They make for great captures though.
very nice capture, everything does look very dead
Great shots ...well seen
superbe !
You were lucky to have this contrast snow/hot water
Did any of these trees ask you to "leaf" them alone?
SUPERLATIVE!!!!