Last Saturday, I promised I'd share the rest of my b & w Yellowstone pictures, so here they are:
This formation, I think, is known as the buffalo. It does have that shape to it. The buffalo is one of the hot springs in the Mammoth Hot Springs area.
As you drive into the Mammoth Hot Springs area from the south, you look out across a valley to a dramatic rock face.
And finally, a trumpeter swan preening in a small lake. We found two swans and were able to approach quite closely, as long as we took a few steps at a time and gave the birds to become used to our presence.
This formation, I think, is known as the buffalo. It does have that shape to it. The buffalo is one of the hot springs in the Mammoth Hot Springs area.
As you drive into the Mammoth Hot Springs area from the south, you look out across a valley to a dramatic rock face.
And finally, a trumpeter swan preening in a small lake. We found two swans and were able to approach quite closely, as long as we took a few steps at a time and gave the birds to become used to our presence.
10 comments:
Awesome shot of the "Buffalo". I'm not much on doing B&W but I do love this one!
I hope your trip is going well, looking forward to seeing all of your new material.
Great images Amy. That "Buffalo" is my favorite!
real cool shots....hope you are having a great time .....and how much did you win on slots??? ;DDD
Each one is a cracker Ash.. but I love the "Buffalo".. I like the fact it is named that as well.
Excellent post! I see that everyone likes the buffalo, however I am a fan of the swan.
The posted photos are really nice to see in black and white. Like Tom, I like the Buffalo.
Good choice to use the B&W. Nice shots
very beautiful b/w shots. well done
Very nice shot and the buffalo shot is so unusual & nice :D
Those are absolutely gorgeous! There's something about black and white photography that just blows away everything else.
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