Another reason to always have a camera ready, even when you think the weather isn't all that great. I passed this place the day before I shot it and decided to try to get a sunrise the next day. When I woke up the next morning, I almost didn't take my gear, as I thought it was too cloudy (overcast). But I did anyway. By the time I reached Percy Warner Parks in Nashville, the clouds broke up nicely. After I got out there, I found the Steeplechase wasn't as nice looking as I hoped (WAY TOO MANY PORTAPOTTIES!)...but the sky was wonderful. See More about Sunrise at Iroquois Steeplechase

Here is a shot of the White Dome Geyser taken with a Pentax 6x7 and Kodak Ektar 100. The sun appeared between the clouds here and illuminated the steam. Too bad they geyser didn't go off here. It goes off every 20 minutes or so. See More about Yellowstone 2013 - White Dome Geyser

Some shots of the White Dome Geyser on Fire Lake Drive in Yellowstone National Park. These are some digital shots I was taking at the same time I was shooting with my Pentax 6x7 and Rolleiflex. The light on this trip wasn't very cooperative, except some brief periods. This proved to be one of them. I'll post the film shots later, if they turn out any good (waiting for development). See More about Yellowstone 2013 - White Dome Geyser

I like how these came out better than the Artist Paint Pot Shots that I took. These are fairly high speed (either 1/2000 or 1/4000 shots). The Blue Mud Steam Vent is located Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park. See More about Yellowstone 2013 - Blue Mud Steam Vent