Lake Pukaki and Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Yet another stop on our never ending trip to Mount Cook [which was apparently in the most inaccessible place from where we were leaving]. At this point we were probably about 10 hours into the drive so we were pretty wiped out already. It was a very nice surprise and it woke Tanya up from her deep car sleep. Thankfully we hit these little gems when there was some crazy weather coming through and you can really see how vivid the water color is. With Lake Pukaki [the foggy ones on the top] it was obvious that the color of the water wasn't being influenced by the sky- which makes it all the more unreal. Tanya and I had a nice little moment in the rain just watching the waves as we got soaked and seeing our mountain final stop deep into those storm clouds. Figures.
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by ian
Photojournalistic Wedding Photographer - The place is like a heaven to me. I love the fourth picture of rays of sun into the ocean. It's extremely magical and magnificent place.
Santa Barbara Wedding Photography - Are these pics really natural..I don't have words to describe its beauty..Awesome work..
Jay Studio Photography - wow. these are BEAUTIFUL photos! great stuff!!
Full Moon - I love what you did with the photos of the lakes. Those beaches look just incredible.
Angela - These landscapes evoke the scene beautifully.
Angela - Gorgeous. Just gorgeous.
Jaimie Dee - Atlanta Wedding Photographer - Wow! These are breathtaking! I want to go there!!!!
Lin - *sigh*
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the colour is caused by the 'rock flour' particles [from the glaciers] suspended in the water.
JasonG Photographer - Ian... these are fantastic images!