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Perhaps the second most famous pink lake in Australia, Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre is a glittering salt pan basin stretching hundreds of kilometres northeast of Adelaide. When flooded with rain during the wet season it becomes the largest lake in Australia and a mecca for birdlife, fish and wildflowers. As the lake starts to empty, the pigment of an algae that’s particularly fond of salt causes the water to turn a striking shade of pink.
During the 2021-22 summer in Australia, local rainfall and floodwaters linked to La Niña began to fill Lake Eyre, attracting the attention of photographers across the country to document this rare natural event.
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ARUN MOHANRAJ
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Editorial Photography - Photojournalism
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United Kingdom
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Judith Kuhn
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Nature Photography - Seasons
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Germany
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Glenn Goldman
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Architecture Photography - Historic
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United States
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Eduardo Moreno
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Black & White Photography - Photojournalism
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Kenya