Winter brings a very unique look to the geothermal and mountainous landscapes of Yellowstone National Park.
I spent a week touring the park this winter and captured some of the otherworldly scenes in this gem of the National Park Service. You can also check out some of the wildlife that I encountered along the way.
You can purchase prints and view the full gallery of Yellowstone landscapes in winter, or contact me for photo licensing opportunities.
Click on the gallery below to open a full-screen view of the images.
Travertine terraces are formed from thermal water rising through limestone. Heat-loving bacteria and algae add vivid colors to the chalky-white travertine.
Unusual colors in the travertine terraces are caused by thermophilic microbes
Unusual colors in the travertine terraces are caused by thermophilic microbes
Travertine terraces are formed from thermal water rising through limestone. Heat-loving bacteria and algae add vivid colors to the chalky-white travertine.
Unusual green and pink colors caused by thermophilic microbes
Red Spouter gurgles with intense reddish mud and water
