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Talk about a difficult (reflective) subject. Very easy to over expose the ice.

A mixture of shots taken with my 50mm 1.4 (+ skylights filter) and kit lens (+CPL)

Please enjoy. These photos take me back to what was a very wonderful day I spent at this glacier. I think I could have watched it for days. So unique

WW PS - its enormous.

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The boat gives you some idea of scale
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Ice!
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Hi WW,

thanks for sharing your photos from Patagonia.
I guess it is a place not many people see.
Keep showing us your photos.

Regards,
CD

Thanks CD - More photos from this place (the galacier) will follow in a few days when i get another chance to get back on the computer. Sadly for me tomorrow is back to work.

excellent series of pics

...amazing scenery and beautifully captured. The first picture is absolutely stunning. Cant wait for part 3.

Some beautiful scenery there Wombat. Love the place.

Great series overall but that first image, man! That is a great shot and the contrasting color from the glacier, pastel light really work together with the rugged landscape. Excellent shot!

Wow, stunning scenery, that must bring back great memories...


Love the first shot in pano, great expanse and the image with the boat to give scale gives the real impression of just how huge these things are...

Good use of foreground in the last two...

Thanks for all these nice comments guys. I appreciate the feedback. Adding scale to this subject was especially difficult (given its enormity). I agree the boat helpped!

More soon. Keep a look out for them.

Hi Willy. The first image is hard to get an idea of how large it is, but when looking at the one with the boat it is even more impressive. Great shots!

WW - Stunning shots, a great array of difficult exposures that you've nailed, very well done. Can't wait to see some more.

Sure thing Craig - here is a taste

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Awesome shots. Great series

A beaut series of images - well done.
You have captured the misty mood well.
I like your borders too.

Cheers
Gecko

Wonderful series of images. The technical quality is just excellent! You worked it like a pro and got pro results.

Thanks for sharing the wonderful photos WW. You have excelled in taking these and as you say, not easy given the reflection(s).

Love that first one, inspiring place. I also really like the third from the bottom with the ice floating and the moutains in the background,

Cheers,

André

WW this to me is your best work, it screams professional even when taken in overcast conditions they are beautiful

May i askwhere patagonia is?

Beautiful series of a magic place. I was there in 1979 on a "back of a truck" camping expedition (aah, those were the days!) and although we were camped four miles away, all we heard all night was the loud cracking of the glacier.

Cheers
Sheila

wendellt wrote:WW this to me is your best work, it screams professional even when taken in overcast conditions they are beautiful

May i askwhere patagonia is?

Argentina.

wendellt wrote:May i askwhere patagonia is?

Argentina and Chile, very southern tip of South America. This glacier is in Argentina.

André
Edit: got to be quick

thanks sheila and andre
a few members have been to argentina, never knew there was ice in tropical south america

WW image 3 and 6 composition top notch!

Fantastic ice-scapes - as good as you'd see in National Geographic.
Thanks for posting them.

wendellt wrote:WW this to me is your best work, it screams professional even when taken in overcast conditions they are beautiful

cricketfan wrote:Fantastic ice-scapes - as good as you'd see in National Geographic.
Thanks for posting them.

Thanks for these lovely comments guys. Its very nice to hear them. I am very happy with the images. Certainly a trip highlight.

Sheila Smart wrote:Beautiful series of a magic place. I was there in 1979 on a "back of a truck" camping expedition (aah, those were the days!) and although we were camped four miles away, all we heard all night was the loud cracking of the glacier.

Cheers
Sheila

You are well travelled then Sheila. I was 1 year old in 1979. I too was amazed by the cracking sounds made by the glacier. It must have been doing this for a very long time now. Its a shame that photos cant do that aspect of this place justice. I guess people will just have to see ti for themselves to fully experience the place.

I was lucky enough to see a very large piece fall from the glacier in the morning (unfortunately no photos) and the noise and spectacle of the subsequent wave will stay with me always.

Fantastic shots WW!

Alex

very impressive work... well done.

cheers