Volcanic
Lake, Volcano National Park, Near Auckland, New Zealand. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar
17-28mm lens. Fujichrome Velvia Film. This acidic lake has a pH of 2.2.
Geyser
(not geezer). Rotorua, New Zealand. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm lens.
Fujichrome Velvia Film.
Geyser
(not geezer). Rotorua, New Zealand. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm lens.
Fujichrome Velvia Film.
Hot
hot hot lake. New Zealand. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm lens. Fujichrome
Velvia Film.
Geyser
(not geezer). Rotorua, New Zealand. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm lens.
Fujichrome Velvia Film.
Hot
hot hot lake (115°C - yes 15° above boiling due to the high graphite
content). New Zealand. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm lens. Fujichrome Velvia
Film.
Two
black swans swimming around on a lake. First time I'd ever seen a black swan
in real life.
A
lake in Volcanic Valley National Park. Very black, and very hot.
Some hot hot hot boiling mud.
There I am - with a rainbow behind me! This rainbow follows me wherever I
go - at least in theory.
Entrance to the park. Hells Gate. Fire & Brimstone and the smell of sulpher.
Appropriately named!
Stick
your hand over this steam vent... 350 Celcius. Ouch...
A
pleasant waterfall... Except its a waterfall of boiling water! Ouch again.
The
name of this town is the biggest town name I've ever seen. Click on thumbnail
to enlarge!
A Maori hut.
Looking
away from all the hot boiling geysers, we can look across to a beautiful,
icy cold lake!
A little boat on the icy lake in New Zealand.
