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         		 As a summer well spent draws to an end, so does my journey in Yellowstone National Park. I had not experienced the beauty of Mother Nature by myself but with friends, whom we hiked, worked, and enjoyed this adventure together. 100 miles is not the end, but a small step towards bigger beginnings.: by terence1991, Views[656]
         		 As the hiking trails around Old Faithful area were all conquered, the next hike was with my colleagues further up north. On our way back just before dusk, a Bull Elk was spotted grazing on the grass below its feet at the shore of Yellowstone Lake. Moments after my camera shutter was released it returned to the forest, but it was the opportunity taken which makes the difference.: by terence1991, Views[636]
         		 Castle Geyser’s eruptions are predicted at an approximate 8 hour interval, but the next eruption was unpredictable as there had been a minor eruption. It was nature’s special performance as the full moon, wind direction, and the clear sky created a lunar rainbow formed in the mist of the eruption despite a 4 hour delay. The long wait under the harsh weather was well rewarded with nature’s special gift for me that night.: by terence1991, Views[886]
         		 Tripod was ever ready for a photo with Jeff Vanuga after Castle Geyser’s eruption. Jeff is a great friend and also a great inspiration to me. He is currently heading a National Geographic workshop in Wyoming whom we met in the park a year ago. ‘Remember, never stop shooting!’ was his farewell message before leaving on his next assignment.: by terence1991, Views[863]
     
    Yellowstone National Park is the first national park in the United States, renowned for its geothermal features and diverse wildlife. As a park employee on a student summer work and travel program, hiking was the usual off-day activity for me. During my first midnight hike, Old Faithful Geyser indulged me with a taste of nature under a perfect moon.: by terence1991, Views[634]
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    Sunset gazing provides treasured moments that often go overlooked by the masses. This particular tree sits in front of a small home owned by a couple that met during their college days.
         		 At the edge of town ghostly shadows creep across this ancient Chumash burial ground as the winter sun falls into the horizon and paints the sky. Prone to a unique, seasonal phenomenon where the ocean sunrise will parallel the ocean sunset, this elusive cemetery rests on a majestic and historic landmark used by explorers for centuries.: by photosforpreservation, Views[577]
         		 These days it's called the Jailhouse. Where the real locals gather for a sense of seclusion and expression, this amalgamation of cement is all that remains of a '70's beach shack grill. The fresh stench of rising spray paint lingering in the air makes their presence easily detectable from the dirt trail above. These cement walls are an everlasting template continually erased and overlain as if to mirror the sand below that is paved from the daily wash of waves and tides.: by photosforpreservation, Views[309]
         		 Nico, Jason, and Steven. Standing beside Isla Vista's iconic agave stalks, these men exist in a time capsule culture blending humans and nature. Most days drift along consumed by an ocean-minded notion that transcends the conventional expectations of the outside world. The illuminated oil rig resting behind them is a compelling reminder of the areas ongoing struggle for balance with the land and its resources.: by photosforpreservation, Views[933]
         		 In the 18th century this stretch of coastline was home to the largest population of native Chumash in California. Fast forward over two and a half centuries and the flocks of students of the University of California, Santa Barbara help make this eccentric beach town one of the highest density populations anywhere in the nation. A similar and fitting testament to the beauty of the time and place of the Island View.  : by photosforpreservation, Views[355]
     
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