Travertine Flow

This was taken in Mammoth in Yellowstone National Park. The travertine flow that has killed the trees in it is made by water coming up from the bottom of the caldera through limestone. The white crystalized formation in right foreground is what it looks like after it begins to dry out. What an amazing place and Winter made it even more stunning and lots fewer people.
Thanks for your wonderful response to my first moose picture yesterday and for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs

[Diana]

Interesting terrain and beautifully captured.

[carol white]

A lovely composition and capture, interesting narrative. Fav!! 😀

[sally agnew]

Interesting geological process :)

[Helen Sanderson]

the narrative is great to accompany this excellent photo

[Margo]

this seems to be a fascinating part of the world!! Fav

[Taffy]

Wonderful flow to this even without water. I like that snow and ice that frames the flow.

[Jerome]

very nice - like running water

[Cathie]

Pretty amazing countryside. Gorgeous composition, too :-)

[Marnie]

Fascinating geology, thanks for the explanation. Love the strong diagonaly lines in this shot. Love to see Yellowstone.

[Denise]

Interesting and great composition !

[gloria jones]

Wonderful capture, tones

[KWind]

Wow... fascinating! Great capture!

[Rick]

Wow, awesome capture. Interesting info.