Here's a 1st shot from my Patagonia trip last year, scouting for my new 'Giants of the Andes' workshop next Autumn! After an easy one hour hike in Torres Del Paine National Park, I arrived at this beautiful location. The good thing about it is that it has a small bay which is relatively sheltered from currents and wind, and so is often more still compared to the other water pools. At twilight it was already pretty clear that I was going to have an insane sunrise. A pink glow began and then, slowly but surely, the sky was set on fire. The north-eastern side of the Cuernos mountains was literally glowing a bright pink, and I was left speechless. If you'd like to experience shoot this location among many others, join us in the 'Giants of the Andes' workshop for 10 days of ridiculously amazing landscapes in southern Argentina and Chile, followed by a 4 day hiking annex for the avid trekkers :) You're welcome to follow me on facebook and Instagram , where you can get a first look at my images, as well as get all the info about my work, photo tours and other news. To receive updates on all things regarding my photography, please subscribe to my mailing list. For prints and licensing, please contact me directly. Sony A7R Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II Torres Del Paine National Park, Chile
Nuclear Cuernos
