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ABOVE: Sulfur and algae turn hot springs into pools of living color. The water is condensation from hot gases rising from magma chambers. As the water evaporates, salts and minerals form a vivid crust.

BELOW: Groundwater heated to boiling goes up in steam at a geyser field northwest of Lake Abbe.

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