He Stepped Off The Boardwalk For One Photo. The Crust Gave Way!
A talented landscape photographer stepped off the boardwalk at Yellowstone's Norris Geyser Basin to reach the perfect shot — trusting his eye to read the ground. But the pale crust that looked like solid earth was a thin lid over water hotter than boiling, and it gave way in a sound the ranger thirty feet away would never forget. This is the story of why the surface at Norris cannot be read by even the sharpest eye, why the single rule exists, and the one photographer who stood in the same spot and made the other choice. This content is a dramatization created for educational and entertainment purposes. Some names and details may be fictional. #yellowstone #hotspring #nationalparks
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