I took this shot in Yellowstone National Park back in 2006. This area fascinated me as we drove between Mammoth and Norris, looking for wildlife to photograph, so I had to stop and capture it on film. I currently use the pic as the desktop background on one of my work PCs.
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The dead trees and the sky in the water, the green swamp growth... no wonder you use it as a screen saver.
like the sweep of the water that draws you in and around the photograph...lovely shot...
you mentioned yellowstone...did you mean yosemite?
this is amazing, wonderful picture for a wonderful friday... thanks for sharing..
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Looks very calm and serene, thanks for posting.
Wow, that area does look interesting. Nice shot!
Fantastic photo, remember visiting Yellowstone back when I was a kid, so beautiful.
Have a great weekend
Guy
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There's a certain beauty in it's starkness. I like it too. I like all the straight lines created by the tree trunks accented by the blue water and hill in the background. This is a good one!
Yellowstone is such an amazing place. Great photo.
Great photo! Happy skywatch! :)
Looks like after acid rain but that can't be right in Yellowstone park.
Excellent screensaver & as a bonus you view it nearly every day. Have a good week.
Winding deep blue toned river is a very serene image.
A unique landscape indeed. I really like this picture and the colours are great. I bet there's some quite unique wildlife in a habitat like this.
very nice scenery! I love the reflections and colors
Love that picture! I've tried to see what sort of trees they were once but it's too small - some sort of fir I assume?
I believe that the trees were probably lodgepole pine, which are very common throughout Yellowstone. There are many areas in Yellowstone that have similar dead trees. They are remnants of the large forest fires that ravaged the parks many years ago.
Everything in Yellowstone is scenery. Great photo, I like it.
Beautiful!
How lovely, with wonderful textures and contrasts...nice hint of reflections, too.
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