As I mentioned previously, the guanacos on my Chilean trip were great subjects due to their iconic shape and the fact that they were so ubiquitous throughout Torres Del Paine National Park. I photographed this one late in the day while waiting for the puma that I posted on Monday to get back to her kill. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 400, f/4 at 1/4000th of a second
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As I mentioned previously, the guanacos on my Chilean trip were great subjects due to their iconic shape and the fact that they were so ubiquitous throughout Torres Del Paine National Park. I photographed this one late in the day while waiting for the puma that I posted on Monday to get back to her kill.
——- Signature form
——- Marks a volcanic swath
——- A firery trail to cut
——- Looming granite
——- And glowering skies
Oooooooo this is gorgeous!!! Love it!
great color, ) and cool looking pic. )