The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is 1000 feet deep. Hot water acting on volcanic rock created the canyon’s distinctive colors. To create this second image in the four-picture sequence, I found a narrow tall pine standing alone on the side of the canyon and moved my camera position so that it fit neatly within the vertical streak of white rock on the opposite side of the canyon. Outlined against that band of contrasting color, it seems to soar even higher.