Mammoth
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 2021
 
600 thousand years ago a volcanic explosion created Yellowstone National Park.

The annual rain water is heated by an underground magma chamber. This hot water rises through small cracks, mixing with carbon dioxide from the magma. 

This newly formed acidic solution dissolves limestone rock as it reaches the surface of the hot springs. Once the water is exposed to air, the carbon dioxide escapes from the solution, turning the dissolved limestone into white travertine rock.
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Metal Details
Created by infusing dye directly into a specially coated aluminum sheet
Includes a wall mount for instant display
Hooks not included
Max weight is 10.5 lbs
Easy to clean with cloth and/or water
 
Paper Details
Printed on Kodak ENDURA Silk, perfect for vibrant images
Includes white border 
Matting and/or framing is not included, but available upon request
Prints 36x24 will be printed on Kodak ENDURA Metallic
 
All photos are printed at Bay Lab Photo in California.