Wakefield Falls
New Zealand
This is the run off from Wakefield Falls which overlooks the Nuns Veil just south of Tasman Lake. The tip of the lake is just visible in the distance. South of this location, the sunrise was a threatening to blow up but in the mountains, the clouds ruled. This spot is a fun 1km rock scramble and if there wasn’t so much ice, a good wade into wakefield falls itself (100m behind me in this shot) would have been a similar experience to the Icelandic Glujfurjarfoss.
On a side note, I’ve noticed a strong bias toward panoramic shots becoming popular on 500px with the new layout so my prediction is that not many people will even see this shot. It’s one of my favourites from the trip but perhaps that’s because it was a fresh viewpoint (just like the previous Isthmus peak shot)
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