Roaring Mountain in Yellowstone National Park includes a large hillside with many geothermal vents (fumaroles) that spew hot, acidic steam. The steam coats the few trees remaining on the hillside, killing some of the trees. When I visited Roaring Mountain, the sun rose over the hillside. The backlighting highlighted the steam billowing from the vents in a slight breeze. I took a series of photographs of several sections of the hillside as the steam clouds changed shape in the breeze. I chose this image to best represent the dark, moody scene above me.
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