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Light geyser steaming water rapidly into air
Scene notes:
… on the wind in Yellowstone by a river with high contrast. A one second interval is used to capture the venting of these geysers in winter. With the colder temperature, more steam is visible, moving very quickly, in similar ways to a towering cloud on a small scale. A river runs through the lower portion of the frame.
Time-lapse length (30 fps):
15 seconds and 22 frames. -
Behind a pine tree in Yellowstone, a geyser spouts next to a small river
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Scene notes:
A one second interval is used to capture a geyser venting steam vapor in the cold morning dawn. In a far meadow, other smaller geysers look like a thin fog bank. Resembling a small pine tree, a lone tree in the foreground stands two-thirds of the frame’s height. A small river runs from center to the bottom-right of the frame.
Time-lapse length (30 fps):
7 seconds and 1 frame.