Yellow Formations

Vibrant erosion landscape
Abundant rhyolite lavas
Canyon rim

Chemically altered by reactions with geothermal steam and hot water, the walls of the Yellowstone Grand Canyon are colored with vibrant yellows. The area’s name, however, is derived from indigenous Americans referring to yellow sandstones hundreds of miles downstream of the Park, along the banks of the Yellowstone River.

“As we passed on, it seemed those scenes of visionary enchantment would never have an end.” – Meriwether Lewis

Individualism

Existence coherence
Particular singularity
Away from crowds

Wilderness is an illusory romantic paradigm. Remnants of small undeveloped areas are still available for experience, although true wilderness is long gone.

“Everything is relative in this world, where change alone endures.” – Leon Trotsky

Interchange Reconnaissance

Prior notification
Transit negotiation
Territorial information

Atmospheric conditions and particular elemental stimulation circumstance determine the appearance of relative velocity reference frames. Landscape constituents accelerate as they approach adjacent incident positions.

“If you are intelligent, if you are alert, the ordinary becomes the extraordinary.” – Chandra Mohan Jain

Occurrence Contingency

Chance dependence
Uncertain conditions
Probabilistic potential

Distinctly standing over mineral spring water runoff, dead tree carcasses linger in Yellowstone geothermal areas. At one time in the not too distant past, hot mineral baths were colloquially believed to have curative powers.

“The change saddens them, and they prefer to see the region as it exists in memory rather than in its modern reality.” – Hiram Martin Chittenden

Probable Presence

Operation breakthrough
Condition of functioning
Dramatic development

Driving through the inner-city in route to deliver finished artwork to the gallery, from the roadway more artwork is offered for observation and contemplation. Life is an immersive installation.

“A family is where everyone grows up, comes to understand how relationships and friendships work, and how to resolve conflict in a healthy manner.” – Lamar Hunt, Jr.

Shadow Casting

Object grounded
Depth and space
Incident ray

The sun at a low angle shines on the earth, skimming close to the horizon and distributing energy over an extensive area. Objects in the path correspondingly interact with the radiation intensity concentration.

“If you don’t have any shadows you’re not in the light.” – Stefani Germanotta

Delimitation

Fence line
Serves to circumscribe
Immediate environ

The ecological footprint of a specific population can exceed the locational carrying capacity. In a socio-economic system, property protection includes distinctively created items and possessions that provide a subsistence benefit.

“Opportunity never sneaks up on those who straddle the fence of indecision.” – Napoleon Hill

Primordial Revelations

Yet more wonders
Hot water release
Fumarole illumination

As with all things and associated appearances, nothing lasts forever. Geothermal features in the Norris Geyser Basin move around as time proceeds.

“Very little water is thrown out, while a large quantity of steam is constantly escaping, producing a peculiar sound.” – A.B. Guptill

Degree of Independence

Primary direction
Reductive theory
Architectural work

Progressive styles and changes in form always become historic with the passage of time. Any opinionated movement towards a refined, improved, or otherwise desired state must reject antecedents.

“Art is higher than reality and has no direct relation to reality.” – Piet Mondrian

Consistent Combination

Once again
Inevitably vital
Leave a mark

Over time, ample evidence appears in the “caldera” indicating stored heat and energy. Chemical elements present in geothermal mud renders the soil relatively acidic due to thermophile bacteria consuming sulfur and creating sulfuric acid, causing even further surrounding rock disaggregation.

“The park delivers big when it comes to providing visitors with views of these strange, mysterious, odd-smelling steaming vents and spouting features.” – Tori Peglar

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