![Swift and glacial](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHXFUCn1kiTXp8aAt0Jd3722Zz95d01xKlbyozOnj6STbHXJ0RFtoHrEc3QifmIJ1KxfLmRXXX7QdW9T1Oov3AuUdOcns7OwkUGLpIrT7u21-dQ1pNT7oifVHfcfW0SHz9QaTqd0Cm9Bk/s1600/RioFitzRoyLagunaTorre-1060729.jpg)
At De Agostini campsite I set up my tarptent near the river and late in the evening walked up the riverbed towards Laguna Torre, hoping to see torrent ducks. I didn't, but was rewarded instead with striking and slightly different views of Cerro Torre, while the river itself, milky with glacial flour compelled me to photograph.
[10 November 2011, Panasonic Lumix GH1, 100–300 mm at 214 mm, ISO 100, 1/15 at f16]
All content © 2011 Pete McGregor
2 comments:
Glacial flour, never heard the term, but it is surely the correct one.
Zhoen, yep, Wikipedia has an entry under "Rock flour".
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