Closeups of Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Pool

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Almazar80
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Closeups of Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Pool

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Two closeups of the Grand Prismatic Pool at Yellowstone National Park.

1. Deep Blues and some Reds

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2. Greens, Yellows and Reds

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Thanks for looking.
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Re: Closeups of Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Pool

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Ah, beautiful! The last time I went there, I was almost to the pool when a terrible snow set in and forced me back to the car. I didn't get to go back again that visit. :(
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Fantastic colors, especially the first one is very dramatic.

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Wow, fantastic colours.

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Sure is an amazing place, great photos.
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Re: Closeups of Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Pool

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All of the sentiments above and...

What wonderful shades of blue and reds and egg plant purples are those!

Admirable. THanks for sharing, Almazar. : ) It's like paint has spilled everywhere and the tides and evaporation shaped the curve abstractions. Noted to be there someday to photograph personally.


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