Ice Forest atop Porcelain Basin. On a double-digit below-zero day in January in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, we decided to brave the cold and venture down the walkway for the mile loop around Porcelain Basin. Needless to say, I didn’t pause for many long exposures.
This basin is known for fast-changing sheets of milky mineral deposits which appear like porcelain. The ice-covered trees atop the hill overlooking the basin caught my attention as the vapour from the hot springs clouded the view. I shot multiple frames through the drifting vapour before I got a clear view of the trees.
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