Laguna de los Tres and Laguna Sucia by TheWanderingSoul

Posted on January 3, 2016 by birdmanps

Long time exposure panorama showing Laguna de los Tres with Laguna Sucia and Mount Fitz Roy in Argentina during a sunset in April 2015.

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Patagonia … by YannQ

Posted on December 31, 2015 by birdmanps

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Fitz Roy Stronghold by alexandredeschaumes

Posted on December 19, 2015 by birdmanps

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One of my main frustration with mountain photography is to be unable to recreate this feeling of size and majesty . Cerro Fitz Roy is nowadays visible in thousands of pictures, and wide angle often make the background mountain very small and distorted on the borders .
Here there is nothing very original , it is the common face with beautiful but not exceptionnal light conditions .
But 18 well detailed images at 300mm, in HD, allows to feel the texture . And feel a sensation that I love to have in the field : Looking through good binoculars
There is a man on the moraine if you find him , giving a sense of scale.
The moraine is around Lago de Los tres, a very beautiful blue lake where many people go everyday .

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Prince of the Night by erezmarom

Posted on December 14, 2015 by birdmanps

One of the more demanding shots I took during a 4-day hike below the majestic mount Fitz Roy (literally: “Son of the king”). To get the shot, I first had to hike for several kilometers over loose rock, which I passionately hate. In addition, it would be too cumbersome to bring the tent, so we settled for sleeping bags. Luckily the night wasn’t so cold at about 0 degrees Centigrade.
I had planned to shoot the mountain reflecting in the lagoon by moonlight. Aware that it would prove hard to compose at night, I secured my composition after finishing the sunset shoot and left the tripod there, hoping nothing would happen to it. When I woke up at 2 am, it was still there. The new problem was, the moon was covered by clouds, which destroyed my plan to shoot a ‘lunar alpenglow’. After an hour or so the moon rose above the clouds and lit the mountain, reflecting in the lagoon. I’m quite happy with the result, it was definitely worth the hardship!
If you’d like to experience and shoot these amazing locations, check out my ‘Giants of the Andes‘ Patagonia photo workshop and Fitz Roy Annex next year!
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