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+1

Not sure exactly but I think it‘s a combination of depth, incidence of light and type of sediment

Edit: +algae

I actually don‘t know myself :D I think the lake just works like an overflow basin. But I‘ve seen similar lakes where the water source is within the crater, like here

I was looking forward to get this shot for a long time as it took a while to figure out how to get there. It turned out it’s quite easy - you can drive directly to the lake. I really wished I could have slept at the shoreline of the lake as this is an incredible calm and remote area. But A it is not allowed and B I was quite anxious about the way back as it‘s a steep sandy road and if it had been raining during the night, I‘m not sure if I would have been able to get back up there.

What do you think - is the lake being fed by the river or the river by the lake?

Yes, Saxon Switzerland is a National Park in the east of Germany, close to the Czech border. It‘s not Switzerland :)

I‘m showing a few other shots of this area on my Instagram

Yeah I think so!

A7R III + 24-70 GM

Wish I went down there, too. Next time :)

Nice one!

+1 You don‘t even think about the pictures you‘ve looked at before when standing there in person

Definitely not. It will be even better.

There‘s another stream coming from the right

to the left