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Hey All,
I'm still going through my pics from Patagonia but I managed to process a few more now.
1. This is the Fitz Roy mountain in Patagonia, Argentina close to a small town called El Chaltén I was staying in. To get this close to the mountain I had to do a little bit of a quite steep hiking up the hill (4km to be exact) but it was worth the effort. There's a big lake up there as well, however this shot is all about the mountain and it's "raging" look. The sun showed up for just a few seconds but that was enough to capture the light rays and this dramatic look.
2. Through the opening. I took this shot in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile. I got to the place with a hope I'll be able to capture something, something at all. I knew the location but with the overcast sky I was quite skeptical I'll be able to see some mountains. As you can see they did showed up for a moment...
3. The cold sunrise.
The opposite side of the Fitz Roy canyon near El Chaltén, Patagonia, Argentina. This is a two exposure blend (0.8 and 0.125 seconds).
4. Waterfalls of Patagonia.
The waterfall in front was illuminated by the sun so I decided to take this shot from the top. I used a 4 f-stops ND filter to slow down the motion of the water flow, and polarizer to remove any glare. This shot was also taken near El Chaltén, Patagonia, Argentina.
5. While waiting for a better sun's position to take some glacier shots I decided to explore a local forest and found these moss covered trees quite appealing and photogenic. But, taking pictures of just trees and grass can be boring so I decided to do a little vertical panning. This shot is a 2 seconds exposure taken @ f/22 with image stabilization (or vibration reduction) engaged and set to a "normal" mode so that the horizontal movement is stabilized as much as possible. I took it near Perito Moreno Glacier, El Calafate, Argentina.
Edited on Jun 03, 2014 at 11:48 PM · View previous versions
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