We were truly amazed by the insanely blue Lake Pukaki in New Zealand. Mt. Cook was visible in the distance although covered in some clouds.
Lake Pukaki's vibrant blue color comes from glacial flour, finely ground rock particles created by the movement of glaciers in the Southern Alps. These particles, suspended in the water, reflect sunlight in a way that makes the lake appear a striking turquoise.
Let me start by introducing myself. I'm Frank from the Netherlands, currently sixty-eight years old and retired for over a decade already. This gives me plenty of time to spend on one of the most fascinating hobbies I have, photography. It combines really well with travelling, another.. Read more…