TURQUOISE!

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I will tell you in advance, the colour photos on this post look better than the black & whites. Although, some may disagree. Tell me what you think? Obviously you cannot see the turquoise colour in the monochromes. In case you don’t know, the colour is created from glacial rock powder, which is absorbed in the water, and reflected via the sun back to our eyes (something like that anyways). These photos were taken on our hike to the “Valley of the five lakes”, Jasper National Park, Alberta. As I mentioned in Friday’s post, we did not make it too the other four lakes unfortunately, due to a logistical malfunction.

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Camera: Huawei P40 Pro
Lens: Leica
Editing: Lightroom

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Once again, in case you have not heard, there is a new community called “Colour / Black & White”. Dedicated for photographers who love both black & white and colour photography. Posting images side by side. I will be personally curating qualifying posts. Use the #colourblackandwhite. Let’s get started!

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