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Grand Prismatic Sunset

Grand Prismatic Sunset

I just barely caught the end of the sunset at Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone N.P. I was hoping to catch it from the point above Whiskey Flats but they ha...
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I just barely caught the end of the sunset at Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone N.P. I was hoping to catch it from the point above Whiskey Flats but they had it closed so I ran out the boardwalk as fast as I could and did the next best thing. I extended my tripod up and held it at full arms length over head and over the spring as much as I could to get this perspective. Tough to execute.
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