I should’ve done a “Day 3” of the trip 3 days ago but with my guests still in town and work, I just couldn’t find the time.
The last morning in Yellowstone was a rainy one with fog and cool mist. I felt so underdressed in the lower 60-degrees temperature with shorts and a thin jacket. I could feel the hair on my legs standing up as I walked along the boardwalk at the Lower Geyser Basin.
I shot this photo there and decided to turn it to Black and White when I later viewed it on my computer screen. I think it’s more dramatic this way.
Though I didn’t take a large amount of photos on this trip, being this was my 5th trip to Yellowstone, I definitely shot some unique landscapes photos that do not contain geysers.
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Love the B&W – always makes things more dramatic (and spooky…)
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More striking
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I agree.
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Yes, love the black and white!
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Thank you. 🙂
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This is very much indeed a very dramatic shot and hauntingly beautiful!! I love misty/ foggy mornings. We had fog here last night, don’t think I’ve every recall seeing fog at night.
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Thank you. I love foggy mornings too. I don’t get them often but when I encounter them, I will take every photo I can of them.
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We get them all the time in Scotland 🙂
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Then they are a regular thing for you then. I think we only have those once or twice a year and they don’t last long. So it’s a treat for me to get to see such thing.
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I call foggy mornings here, Stephen King mornings. lol
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That’s a great description. 😀
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