Descending Upon Crandell Lake
The hike started with some easy elevation gain, typical for most any hike. Followed by elevation loss, which is not as typical, but not rare either. The loss was about half the gain, give or take. As I descended, the lake became more visible. Here are the first couple of photos of Crandell Lake, located inside Waterton Lakes Park. First thing that caught my attention was the nearly turquoise coloured water. Super beautiful to gaze at! Felt like jumping in for a swim, but I didn’t. Maybe I should have? I always imagine going for a swim in these kinds of situations, but never act upon it. Thanks for stopping by.
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom
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STOPToo many crystal clear l lakes at waterloon lake park. You should have tried a swim, but should be aware of the depth too. Happy day to you.
Wow, the lake is absolutely stunning! 🌊 Just looking at it feels so healing and peaceful. Thank you for sharing this beautiful view
Enjoyable that there were no humans around, a clear picture of the lake without intruders!