This is a spot many goes to, and shoot from, while in Patagonia, Argentina. It’s no wonder I run into some interesting people at this particular location, like my Russian friend and awesome photographer Daniel Kordan, or Marc Adamus who doesn’t need any introduction. I also hang out with my good friend/photographer from UK Andrew Waddington who built a “rocky” fortress there to protect us from high winds 🙂
I like this place and I always take my clients there for one or two shots. This place is really a sunrise location but it can also look great at the sunset time. With the intense light from the sunsetting sun that illuminated the hills around the river, (normally green/blue in color) I liked the setting and drama in the sky. I used my NG grad to captured it. I wanted to record some clouds movement and limit the intensity of light piercing through the openings in the clouds that changed within the time of exposure.
I like this place and I always take my clients there for one or two shots. This place is really a sunrise location but it can also look great at the sunset time. With the intense light from the sunsetting sun that illuminated the hills around the river, (normally green/blue in color) I liked the setting and drama in the sky. I used my NG grad to captured it. I wanted to record some clouds movement and limit the intensity of light piercing through the openings in the clouds that changed within the time of exposure.
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