Part of a series of images photographed from a light aircraft of the snow-covered glacial landscapes of the South Island, New Zealand. This image shows the blue-grey waters of the braided Cass River flowing into Lake Tekapo from the high mountains of the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park. The blue colour is due to fine silt particles, or glacial flour, in the water results from glacial erosion. The silt is so fine it does not settle to the bottom quickly, remaining in suspension in the lake water and defracts light to create different shades of colour in the water.
Glacial blue 3 Ed. 1 of 10
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| Medium | Photograph, Paper (Requires Framing) |
| Dimensions | 99cm (W) x 110cm (H) x 0.1cm (D) |
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