Autumn foliage, Lake Pehoé, Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile
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The split coloration of the distant Cuernos del Paine pairs well with the contrasting hues seen here at Lake Pehoé on an orangey autumn day. Fed by glaciers via the Paine River—whose name comes from the Tehuelche word for blue—Pehoé is known for its brilliant turquoise tint, muted here under gray clouds but accented by the brilliant Patagonian fall foliage. As for the Cuernos' double-color job, that big stripe through their middle was stripped by glaciers long ago, leaving a lengthy light-colored patch of bare granite.
鲑鱼的最后一站
宁静的公园
山丘与霍亨索伦城堡
雾蒙蒙的秋天
女巫的森林？
橙色秋景，佩霍湖
瀑布最底层
