
click here Lodge Pole Pines at Celestine Pool © 2010 Bo Mackison
Purchase Diazepam Celestine Pool, a hot spring pool at Fountain Paint Pots in Yellowstone National Park, has repeatedly overflowed into this stand of lodge pole pines. The minerals in the pool were absorbed into the trunks of these trees and will eventually turn the trees completely white.
https://drsurdis.com/arthritis/ What a glorious place. The stark and barren trees are set perfectly against that glorious blue sky. Your photos have gone to a whole new level.
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go site Anna, it’s a great place to photograph. You are right about all those lines — they really give lots of options for composition.
follow url Beautiful work Bo…this also screams for a b&w conversion !!
go to link Hmm…B&W? Maybe when I get home to my desktop I’ll give it a try. Laptops have limitations.
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go site Another vote for black and white? OK…I’ll try it.
https://gemmasnow.com/about/ Can’t wait to see the Yosemite series. This is gorgeous. Serene and stark and the same time.
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https://drsurdis.com/tmj/ It’s so stark, yet beautiful. Wonderful, Bo. 🙂
Sometimes the things we see as beautiful are a bit of a surprise. Yes?
Beautiful shot, Bo! Don’t you love those blue skies?
Stiking sky. Great contrast. I’d like to see it in sepia.