Hot Creek in California is considered one of the most fascinating places to witness geology in action. Thanks to a hot magma chamber that lies about three miles below the earth’s surface, we can see water boiling and bubbling up from the creek bed. Fumaroles and periodic geyser eruptions are a common sight in this area, and earthquakes can cause sudden geyser eruptions, giving birth to new hot springs overnight. This causes water temperatures to change rapidly, which makes entering the water not allowed.
While all of these bizarre activities might make you think about how outrageous the place might be, Hot Creek is actually a beautiful place worth visiting. The following image shot by landscape photographer Michael Foushee gives you a glimpse of what you can expect.
“Steaming Hot Creek, CA” by Michael Foushee (Via Reddit. Click image to see full size.)
Foushee shot the image with a Canon R6 and RF 24-105mm f/4 lens.
“I think it’s the contrast between the hot water and freezing air that’s so relaxing.”
It’s amazing how the boiling hot river leads to a freezing cold mountain in the background. Just like the contrasting feelings when being there, the visual contrast is equally profound.
Furthermore, the way in which Foushee has framed the scene is exceptional. By using the steam as a frame and the river as a leading line, he’s not only taking this composition to the next level, but also given a pre-historic mood to the landscape.
Have you been lucky enough to visit this geographical marvel?
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