Yellowstone Lake is the largest lake in Yellowstone National Park. There is hot pool activity around the lake which is worth a look but these photos are from along the road heading to Fishing Bridge and the Yellowstone River. It was morning after a lot of rain the day before. There was plenty of fog and the scenery was gorgeous. Following are some of the things which we saw. Among the things we saw was fog, steaming pots, forest, lake, islands and rocky shores, wildflowers, bull elk, and a few baby ducks. Enjoy!... and remember you can buy prints of the images... and without the copyright mark.
Large pond next to Yellowstone Lake. |
Steaming pools at West Thumb seen from across Yellowstone Lake through the lifting fog. |
Steaming pools at West Thumb seen from across Yellowstone Lake through the lifting fog. |
My wife and I taking a quick snap-shot of ourselves by Yellowstone Lake. |
Lone tree on small solitary island in Yellowstone Lake |
Lone tree on small solitary island in Yellowstone Lake |
3 photo panorama - Lone tree on small solitary island in Yellowstone Lake |
8 photo panorama - Lone tree on small solitary island in Yellowstone Lake |
7 photo panorama - Yellowstone Lake |
Ripples on edge of Yellowstone Lake |
Ripples on edge of Yellowstone Lake |
Ripples on edge of Yellowstone Lake |
Ripples on edge of Yellowstone Lake |
Ripples on edge of Yellowstone Lake |
12 photo panorama - Yellowstone Lake |
Bull elk bedding down for the day. He was up and the shot was perfect but by the time I got out of the car and got my camera up he was down. So this is what you get. |
Beding bull elk |
Wild flowers |
Wild flowers |
Wild flowers |
Beding bull elk |
Trees and rocks jutting out into Yellowstone Lake |
Trees and rocks jutting out into Yellowstone Lake |
Shore of Yellowstone Lake |
7 photo panorama - Yellowstone Lake shoreline |
Baby ducks at boat dock at Yellowstone Lake |
Baby ducks at boat dock at Yellowstone Lake |
This was a beautiful day. We were able to see all of the lovely fogginess because we were lucky to have a place to stay the night before. We thank our nice Aussie friends, Trina and Jason.
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