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Grand Prismatic Spring

© Rick Clark

Grand Prismatic Spring

Uploaded: September 01, 2014 | Entered: September 01, 2014 18:34:00

Description

My take on the amazingly beautiful and often photographed Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park. Shot this during a recent trip to the park from the boardwalk (while wishing I had a ladder to get a higher perspective).

Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/800 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 200, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 4.50 mm, Model: TG-2

Comments

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe September 02, 2014

Pretty capture and colors, Rick. To get a view of the Prismatic Spring from above you can take the Fairy Falls trail about a half mile then cut up the hill until you get a good view from there. We were there first part of July and did that. There is a picture I took of it from above in with the July finalists or in my gallery. #1585256

Rick Clark September 03, 2014

Thanks Tammy. Didn't have a camera with a long enough lens to work from distance. Saw people across the road from the spring on Midway Bluff getting a higher vantage point also. #11125254

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