Hidden Depths by auntietk
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Description
Another colorful (and very hot) pool at Yellowstone. I love doing "Nature Abstracts" (if that's a category), and Yellowstone is full of abstract photo ops. What a beautiful place!
Comments (14)
Stunning capture Tara. God bless.
This is a treat for eyes. The upper part of the image looks like a watercolor. A wonderful nature abstract.
Wonderful photo !
Look like it goes in very deep! Lovely water abstract.
It is indeed a wonderful abstract piece of mother nature. :)
Lovely shot T!!!
Now, if this were not hot and poisonous, this is my ideal venue for my sporting activities.
Love the range of colors here and it does give the impression of great depths. Great abstract shot!
Excellent atmosphere (and abstract)
They need to revamp those categories, don't they? This is really lovely!!!
Very fascinating looking water scenery !
The colors, lighting and depth are amazing.
Yellowstone is a photographer's paradise.... I can see you were completely immersed (pun intended) in your art, Tara!
Lovely colors in this pool, and it really looks refreshing until you remember you could cook lobsters in there... Very quickly, I might add. :-D
I'm so glad for you, you enjoy this place, Tara. And your fantastic recordings say it all. What a fabulous colors, and clear water. A joy to discover.
yes, ala Rod, Yellowstone is a photographer's paradise. It's almost as if someone dreamt it up. "Let's put every in whacked out, bizarre natural phenomenon we can think of..." Like a nature photographer's want-list...For a hot pool, it's a very tranquil photograph. It's almost still, with quiet bubbling, and beautiful deep green-blues, with that emerald part at the bottom. Yes, an abstract. But Monet painted abstracts with nature (and Cezanne, Van Gogh, etc). It just suits some of you. Beautiful shot.