Tag: Geyser

• Archival Yellowstone Photos

  

  From about 8-10 years ago            

  Michael Andrew Just

  March 2, 2018

  National Parks, Seasons, Wyoming, Yellowstone

  Castle Geyser, Cold, Eruption, Erupts, Firehole River, Geyser, Old Faithful, Steam, Tourists, Winter

• Video Of Clepsydra Geyser At Yellowstone NP

  Clepsydra Geyser is a perpetual geyser. Before the 1959 Lake Hegben Earthquake near Yellowstone, it erupted every 3 minutes. Clepsydra is a Greek term for water clock. because you could tell time by its eruptions.  Now it just goes on and on with eruptions up to 45 feet high.  Watch at HiDef at Full Screen

  Michael Andrew Just

  August 27, 2014

  video, Yellowstone

  Clepsydra, Eruption, Geyser, National Park, video, Wyoming, Yellowstone

• Images in from the cold. Winters past.

  Many of you just endured a pretty harsh winter. It was way too cold to go outside. But, if you have a sense of adventure, a good down vest, winter boots, lots of fresh batteries, photographing winter can produce some memorable images.    

  Michael Andrew Just

  April 25, 2014

  California, Out In The Field, Sierras, Yellowstone, Zion

  Bryce, California, Cold, Geyser, Hot Spring, Ice, Mammals, Snow, Steam, utah, Wildlife, Winter, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Zion