Phillip Ellis
There is a beautiful lagoon in the Austrian Alpine foothills called the Green Lake of Tragoess. During the spring snow melt the lake doubles in size from 2000 sq meters to 4000 sq meters and from 2 meters to 13 meters.
The water is pure as an angels tear in the secluded woodland and as the water floods the lake for just one week of the year the objects under water are crystal clear to produce these stunning images. The objects underwater are trees, benches and bushes to produce these striking images.
Diver Marc Henauer took these fantastic pictures of the lake.
A mini-Atlantis – wonderful photography! This is absolutely enchanting :-). The Little Mermaid (or park bencher!), et al….
It’s an interesting place. Hard to believe it floods for just one week every year.
Marvellous photos, thank you very much for this post!
It’s beautiful, it may look like a flood but the water is so clear! 🙂
Wow! These are amazing!
beautiful pictures, great post