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Grinnell Lake (foreground), Josephine Lake (middle) and Sherburne Lake (distance) - Glacier National Park, Montana. The beautiful aquamarine color of these lakes results from "rock flour," ground up by the moving ice of Grinnell Glacier and transported into the lakes. Water that is colored white from very large amounts of rock flour is called "glacial milk." Film Size 6x4.5cm |
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