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Lanin from Cerro Bayo


Lanin from Cerro Bayo
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Copyright: Brenda Ailin Segurel (Bass) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 173 W: 0 N: 233] (974)
Genre: Landscapes
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2007-08-09
Categories: Mountain
Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-W30
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Date Submitted: 2008-05-07 16:26
Viewed: 4649
Points: 25
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note [Spanish]
Hi all,
another pic from last winter. This is Cerro Bayo´s top (1782mts). You arrive here after taking the last chairlift and after walking for about 15-30 minutes (more or less because the quantity of snow... we have to make our own path on the virgin and deep snow)

It´s a wonderful place, you can only hear the silence, the wind and the "shhhhhh" under your skis. There is something magical there. After this rocky part you enter into a lenga´s forest. Or if you like nordic ski (randone), you can cross to another mountains...

In very sunny days, like this one, you can see Bariloche city and Nahuel Huapi lake by one side, chilean volcanos at the other side and Lanin volcano in this view (the blur mountain at the back).
Sometimes we can see condors flying over here. It´s used to say that when condors fly, the weather goes bad (and most of the time it´s true!)

I choose this pic because of the volcano. At this time and very close to this place, chilean volcanos are in activity (Chaitén volcano) and lots of people leave their houses and places loosing everything, lots of animals and plants died and a big quantity of land can´t be used for almost 100 years.

This is just a reminder of what close are we of nature.

Hope you like it and my best wishes to chilean and argentinian people who are afected by Chaitén eruption.

pd: I been told that Tronador glaciers (my last picture) are moving again, doing a big noice. The world is moving...
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Hi Brenda!

It's as if I would fly... the point of view you have chosen gives this impression. Now, as I am sitting in my office (hmmm) I close my eyes and fly again over and through that magnificient mountain scenery.

Thank you for these good moments!

Kind regards!

P.S. I won't be able to travel so far...

Strongly reminicent of the Himalayas I have trekked throughout my life, Brenda.
Very fine capture with adequate contrasts to highlight the features of the mountains and depressions covered in pristine snow.
Thanks for sharing this great picture.
Ram

Exelente fotgrafia, el lanin esta un poco perdido detras.
Saludos
GUSTAVO

Hello Brenda,
This is tuely a beautiful scenery of the snowy mountains!
the white-balanced is perfect here with good sharpness, well balanced colour and details
I envy you for such a wonderful view and wish I am there!
many thanks for the sharing
greeting
Tony

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  • Adanac Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 1273 W: 1 N: 6188] (21378)
  • [2008-05-14 22:30]
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Hello Brenda,
Another incredible view of your beautiful and rugged mountains. Great camera work with magnificent results, thank you for sharing Brenda.
Rick

Gracias por tus amables comentarios Brenda. Que sepas que esa serpiente ni ataca al hombre ni es venenosa :-) El problema es que con la contaminación está desapareciendo poco a poco.
Tuy toma es impresionante por su gran realismo
y una atmósfera muy bien captada.
Un abrazo: José Ignacio.

Lovely snow covered mountains Brenda. It does lok a lovely sunny day, leaving a pale blue haze over the whole scene
Well done
Janice

What beautiful Mountains! This place looks great! I wish I was there right now, but in a few days I get to go on another hike. Thanks for sharing this! Cheers Josh Lewis.

Hello Brenda,
Interesting to see this snowy landscape from the Southern Hemisphere!
The snow blistering in the sun is well exposed, and the angle of light adds life to the scenery...
A well composed presentation with good details!
Greetings,
Pablo -

Nice shot. The different shades of white colour in the morning sun looks lovely. Great work.

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  • PaulH Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1137 W: 26 N: 3879] (13882)
  • [2008-05-20 3:35]
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Hi Brenda,
a stunning snowscape you have caught here, well exposed and framed too..i would love to explore this place!
tfs
Paul

Ola Brenda
Imagem surpreendente com formas belas e harmoniosas, a nitidez esta otima e a composição tambem.
Parabens
Nilson

Hi again dear Brenda ,
So nice secenery.
Fresh air.
TFS

i do edit this nice shot just fo your kind heart.

best wishes
Saeed

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