MARK BRODIE

摘要

It is cold in Yellowstone National Park in midwinter, bone-chillingly cold. If it warms up a bit during the day, temperatures might reach as high as 20 degrees Fahrenheit—still well below freezing. Faced with such conditions, most of us would ask, "What am I doing here?" But if you are Colorado photographer Mark Brodie, the answer to that question is obvious. Suffering through the bitter cold is a small price to pay to capture the spellbinding beauty that is Yellowstone in winter, when the light is at its most magical.