With all the spectacular scenery in Torres Del Paine, it was tough not really having the time to get proper landscape shots. The hours of best light were spent tracking pumas so I had to grab landscapes where and when I could. Usually I would never shoot in the middle of the day like this, but with a polarizing filter, plus a 3 stop neutral density filter, and a bit of cloud cover, I was able to slow down the shutter enough to make this view of a waterfall interesting. In the background is the Cordillera Paine, the centerpiece grouping of towers, horns and peaks that give the park its name. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 19mm) ISO 31, f/16 at 2.5 seconds
Awesome shot Seanie. My next life, when Im no longer Tiffany Berardi, I want to come back as you. You have seen the coolest things the world has to offer.
Spectacular landscape, Sean! The selected shutter speed resulted in an amazing waterfall and its soft appearance is in direct contrast to the super sharp background.
—– Seasonal dynamism
—– Between the rocks
—– And a soft place
—– Sweet and sour
—– Bitter and smooth
—– Soaring beauty
—– Drifting despair
—– Life led on borrowed time .
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With all the spectacular scenery in Torres Del Paine, it was tough not really having the time to get proper landscape shots. The hours of best light were spent tracking pumas so I had to grab landscapes where and when I could. Usually I would never shoot in the middle of the day like this, but with a polarizing filter, plus a 3 stop neutral density filter, and a bit of cloud cover, I was able to slow down the shutter enough to make this view of a waterfall interesting. In the background is the Cordillera Paine, the centerpiece grouping of towers, horns and peaks that give the park its name.
Beautiful.
Awesome shot Seanie. My next life, when Im no longer Tiffany Berardi, I want to come back as you. You have seen the coolest things the world has to offer.
Thank you Tiffany. A great compliment from a fine woman indeed.
Spectacular landscape, Sean! The selected shutter speed resulted in an amazing waterfall and its soft appearance is in direct contrast to the super sharp background.
It actually looks like it is frozen, rather than moving as it must be. Very cool trick and beautiful view.
The waterfall part looks like a painting. An interesting shot.
Gorgeous.
—– Seasonal dynamism
—– Between the rocks
—– And a soft place
—– Sweet and sour
—– Bitter and smooth
—– Soaring beauty
—– Drifting despair
—– Life led on borrowed time .
A beautiful spot, indeed, and well-captured.
Stunning landscape!