Yellowstone Lake storms, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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looks menacing...
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Yes, there was a big downpour after I took that picture. ⛈️
Ooooh cool shot!
Thanks, M. B.! There's always lots of drama at Yellowstone.
That's amazing, the clouds are incredible.
Yes, Leanne, with all the storms in the park, there are lots of opportunities to take pictures. 📸
What a dramatic shot! The dark clouds over the lake really make it feel like the storm is about to roll in at any moment. I especially like how the calm water contrasts with the threatening sky. Yellowstone must be an incredible place for photographing changing weather.
Thanks! Yes, the weather conditions are constantly changing there. It's one of my favorite places on earth. 🙂
That cloud bank sitting right down on the water is exactly what Yellowstone Lake does on an afternoon - beautiful from a distance and slightly alarming if you are still out on it. In monochrome the weather becomes the whole subject. Wordless was the right call here.
Yes, the lake is a beauty with hidden dangers. I'm glad you liked my portrait of it in monochrome. 😁