Mountain Shots
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Re: Mountain Shots
Thanks for sharing these, Charlie. : )
A different kind of natural life is taking over after the beautiful snowy summit shots. Naturally there's a cycle there too and more opportunities of sports as the hills turn green. The motor bike and the rider is testimony to that. That rider is very lucky. : )
Yildiz
A different kind of natural life is taking over after the beautiful snowy summit shots. Naturally there's a cycle there too and more opportunities of sports as the hills turn green. The motor bike and the rider is testimony to that. That rider is very lucky. : )
Yildiz
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Very nice, Charlie. : )
Thanks for sharing. Just a while ago, these hills were covered with snow....How things change!
Yildiz
Thanks for sharing. Just a while ago, these hills were covered with snow....How things change!
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Here are a couple from my last trip to Patagonia (El Chalten, Santa Cruz, Argentina). Have been camping and hiking for about 10 days on the mountains so I had to go as light as possible, that's why couldn't take my Alpha's. This pics were taken with my Sigma DP2. Very slow AF but overall nice little camera. Anyway even without most of my photographic equipment the backpack was nearly 30kg!
Weather was very, very "Patagonian"
Rain almost every day, some snow (even when it was early autumn) and really strong winds, specially at night when one tries to get some rest.


Weather was very, very "Patagonian"


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Wow! wonderful stuff roysmith.
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Hi Roysmith,
These are stunning! Very intriguing scene of trees and spiky heights in the background. Hard to co me by. You really were lucky to get all the elements together like this.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
These are stunning! Very intriguing scene of trees and spiky heights in the background. Hard to co me by. You really were lucky to get all the elements together like this.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
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Great pictures Roysmith - an amazing looking place. Sounds like a proper adventure 
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Wonderful shots. They remind me of those times when I used to camp and hike...
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Incredible patagonia shots TY
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The grass is turning green now Charlie, that looks nicer than brown.
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Very nice shot Charlie, snow gone almost. ;^)
Two excellent shots roysmith, I really like the 1st with the jagged peaks.
Thanks for sharing.
Two excellent shots roysmith, I really like the 1st with the jagged peaks.
Thanks for sharing.
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Love the subtle colours of the herbal growth in the foreground against the warm green of the bursting spring on the hills in the background.
Thanks for sharing, Charlie!
These rolling hills have a very different kind of vegetation than we are accustommed to; there's a uniformal growth in height and plant type.
Yildiz
Thanks for sharing, Charlie!
These rolling hills have a very different kind of vegetation than we are accustommed to; there's a uniformal growth in height and plant type.
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TY for kind comments sirs


last shot into the sun


last shot into the sun
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Great shots, Charlie. : )
Please keep sharing...
Yildiz
Please keep sharing...
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