Photo Feature: Into the Blue
Into the blue: the lovely waterbodies of New Zealand
All photos by Sheila Kumar and subject to copyright.

Lake Te Anau in the inland fjords is a study in cerulean blue.

Blue and gold: Lake Benmore at Omarama.

Lake Taupo, NZ`s largest lake is a vast blue dazzle.

Lake Tekapo shimmers a stunning aquamarine.

The Tasman Sea in a steel grey and roiling mood.

The Mirror Lake in the Fjorlands National Park is a still denim blue.

The Pacific Ocean and the setting sun make for a great combination.

The sapphire waters of the Milford Sound.

The Waiawu River is a swathe of silver in the late evening.

Lake Wakatipu, east of Queenstown, gleams a navy blue.

At the Queenstown waterfront, though, Lake Wakatipu becomes a shimmer of teal.

Cruising the Marlborough Sound, the colour of the sky above is reflected in the waters below.

The Pacific Ocean in a magnificent mood.

At the Huka Falls, the Waikato River is a fierce gush of icy blue.

The waterbody in Hobbiton is as magical as the place.

The tea-coloured Taieri River flowing in the gorge of the same name.

And at the mouth of Cook Strait, the waters are a cornflower blue.

An old mill on the Avon River, with brick and water an outer space blue.
All photos by Sheila Kumar and subject to copyright.
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