Showing posts with label Patagonia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patagonia. Show all posts

Fitz Roy by ItamarCampos



Please click on the image to produce a great black background. ! Thank you for your feedback, likes and fav!!! Taken during my Hike to Laguna de los Tres ! Los Glaciares National Park, Patagonia, Argentina! via 500px http://ift.tt/1p38seI

Castle of Ice by HougaardMalan



| Facebook | DA | Website | Blog | Prints | Please like my facebook page for more frequent updates on travels, photos, tips, tutorials and photographic expeditions. Chunks of ice lie beached around the shores of Lago Torre. Los Glaciares National Park, Patagonia, Argentina. D800, 24-70mm, B+W Circular Polarizer This image is the intellectual property of Hougaard Malan. It may not be used in any way without the author's written consent. via 500px http://ift.tt/1nJTWb4

Reflejos de la Patagonia... by fjnegroni



Patagonia Chilena. X Region. http://ift.tt/HhcIWc via 500px http://ift.tt/1knnSnC

Lengas Forest in Autumn! by ItamarCampos



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Emerging Spectrum by ArturStanisz



"Emerging Spectrum" shows Argentina's most iconic mountain, the Fitz Roy that can be seen in Parque Nacional de los Glaciares. It was taken during the sunrise in the late fall conditions. I was returning to this location multiple times during my stay in the park to be able to capture entire spectrum of colours. I was waiting for the first light to strike the Fitz Roy's peak and aimed to combine on my photo morning sky and cascading river with richness of beautiful fall colours of the surrounding flora. I hoped that all these elements would create the real picture of Patagonia's natural beauty at this time of the year. I was having a lot of fun taking this photo while balancing on the edge of the rock in the middle of the river's stream. I can't find words to describe what feelings one has while seeing this Patagonia's morning beauty. It was simply breathtaking. I hope this photo successfully shows the cheerfulness I was experiencing while capturing this scene. Please view on black and enjoy. via 500px http://ift.tt/1sFRGRn

Cerro Torre Runoff by ArturStanisz



This photograph shows the tower of Cerro Torre and Rio Fitz Roy in the Argentinean side of Patagonia. I captured this view just after the sunset. Constantly receding glacier feeds the water of Laguna Torre where the River Fitz Roy takes its beginning. The floating piece of ice showcased on this photo comes from the glacier visible in the background. Please view on black and enjoy! via 500px http://ift.tt/1fYr8KV

Candy like Patagonia by ArturStanisz



One thing that I love about Patagonia is its constantly changing weather. In reality it means that you never know what you are going to get. This was the case with this photo. After a 3 days long wait for conditions to improve, I captured this scenery. When I saw what was happening on the sky that morning, it was like a candy in my mouth. This photo was taken the same morning as my previous "Otherworldly" picture, but few hours later. A very strong wind, caused clouds to move rapidly. The light was constantly on the move influencing changes in the colour of the sky. When I was watching these quickly moving clouds, I feared that the light would never appear. I was really thrilled when for a few minutes the sky exploded with these candy like hues. This photo shows the area of Salto Grande Rio Paine and Torres del Paine range. It was taken from a unique view point on the other side of the river, just across the most popular tourist view point. Please view on black and enjoy! via 500px http://ift.tt/RicTFb

Laguna de los Tres by baddoguy



To reach here, I had to hike around 10 km from El Chalten to Poincenot campsite. I was staying there in small tent for 3 nights waiting for good weather condition. From the campsite to this lookout, I spent 2 hours walking up and 2 hours walking down the steep part with many camera equipment. This was my third round to reach this lookout because the previous hiking I faced the rain strom, wind and snow near the top. via 500px http://ift.tt/1jrmUL4

Crazy Land by GreggB



Beauty of Patagonia has no limits. I was "hunting" for some lenticular clouds (I've never seen them before live) and the place didn't disappoint me. Here is the Fitz Roy mountain in El Chaltén, Patagonia, Argentina. The clouds moved over the mountains producing an unreal scene. Colors, timing, and high winds that move these clouds so quickly, as well as stretched them, were all in place. The scene was simply stunning. But, I don't care about the mountains on this shot as much as clouds so I decided to use the Topaz Clouds Sharpening plugin for PS and make them pop quite a bit, as you can see, and mask out everything else. It is them that make this shot Crazy. Enjoy it against the black background. The image is also big, so click on the arrows icon to stretch it over the entire screen. via 500px http://ift.tt/1jNXJib