Yellowstone

[atpaula]

Thank you for looking.

[pluton]

Thank you for looking.

Thanks for posting.  Mono images from Yellowstone seem rare these days. May I ask what focal length lens was used?

[atpaula]

Thanks for posting.  Mono images from Yellowstone seem rare these days. May I ask what focal length lens was used?

Thanks for asking.
This was taken with a D80 and a 24-70mm f/2.8G @24mm. So the focal length is equivalent to 36mm.

[armando_m]

Wonderful black and white image !

[atpaula]

Wonderful black and white image !

Gracias Armando.
The place is really awesome.

[ianwatson]

Wonderful black and white image !

Agreed!

[jgould2]

Hi Aguinaldo.

Nice shot and nice conversion. I will have to revisit some of my Yellowstone pics and convert them to b&w. It is a truly amazing place.

JIM

[Frank Fremerey]

The shot has an apocalyptic feel to it. What is it geologically?

[atpaula]

Thank you Jim and Frank for the comment.
Frank, it is a hot water discharge place. Yellowstone is indeed on top of a volcano.

[Ron Scubadiver]

Very dramatic.

[Frank Fremerey]

Thank you Jim and Frank for the comment.
Frank, it is a hot water discharge place. Yellowstone is indeed on top of a volcano.

I guessed it looks like being from volcanic origin. Thank you for the explanation.

[Akira]

As Keith mentions, a B&W image of Yellowstone is not common.  It is an interesting idea and the execution is fantastic!

[Kuri]

Very nice photo! That looks like Mammoth Hot Springs (?), amazing place.

[Jakov Minić]

Cinematography is the first thought I had. It really looks like a set for a movie.
Whether it is a western, science fiction, thriller, fantasy, etc. genre - it fits all!
Well done!

[atpaula]

Thank you all.
I’m glad you like it.
It was taken with a D80 and 24-70mm f/2.8G.