Waterfall on the Firehole

This is a single capture of a waterfall on the Firehole River in Yellowstone. I had to adjust the color due to the fact that I had been messing with the white balance on my camera and didn't pay attention to what I was doing as I continued taking photos. I opened it in Photoshop and reset the levels and then with the eye dropper set the black and white points. LYLE

Pool in Blue

I have to admit, this took on a very sureal appearance as I worked with it, but it is artwork afterall. I hope you enjoy it as I do. LYLE

Moose on the Loose

This little friend was being chased by a four wheeler and was very upset. I didn't really like the way he was looking at me so I hightailed it out of the area. I just grabbed my camera out of the drybag while in my kayak, it was set at f/8, ISO 100 with white balance for direct sunlight. LYLE

Feeding the Firehole

Here is a view of features at the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone. The runoff ends up in the Firehole River. We visited the park over the 4th of July weekend. I will continue to post a few photos at a time. This is a 5 shot HDR. LYLE

Orange Landscape

As we were walking past this second cauldra at the Grand Prismatic Spring Judi said I should turn around, this scene was behind me and I may have missed it had she not said something. It is a 5 shot HDR. I was pretty thrilled with the outcome.  LYLE

Grand Prismatic Spring

This is a detail shot of the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone. It was a wonderful cauldra that was filling the air with steam and a noxious odor (sulfur?). I actually shot this in JPEG and did not try to use HDR. I set both the ISO (100) and aperture (f/8), other setting were selected by the camera, shutter 1/750. I used the 18:135 lens at 32 mm. LYLE