In this second set of the 2006 Patagonia component, we visit the vicinity of El Calafate in the south-central area of Patagonia in Argentina with its mighty glaciers and towering mountains. Then we head all the way north to have a look at the scenic, wide-spread Iguazu Falls located just south of the tropic of Capricorn on the border of Argentina and Brazil. Finally we take in enchanting Uruguay with its capital Montevideo, the seaside resort Punta del Este and the charming old colonial town of Colonia del Sacramento on the Rio de la Plata.
These shots were taken mainly with a Konica Minolta A2 camera with a resolution of 8 MP, or with an even smaller Casio pocket camera.
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1 - Argentina/El Calafate - Los Glaciares National Park: North side of Perito Moreno glacier with calving debris in Lago Argentina
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2 - Argentina/El Chaltén - On the hike to Laguna Capri/Laguna del Pato in the Cerro Fitz Roy massif: Clear the way, the horses are thundering by
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3 - Argentina/El Chaltén - On the hike to Laguna Capri: Fleeting glance of Cerro Fitz Roy (3360 m/11,020 ft) through fast-moving clouds
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4 - Argentina/El Chaltén - Evening mood near Lago Viedma on the drive back from El Chaltén to El Calafate
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5 - Argentina/Puerto Iguazu - One section of the multi-faceted Iguazu Falls seen from the Argentinian side on our morning walk on the Circuito Inferior
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6 - Uruguay/Montevideo - Plaza Independencia, at center the funerary monument for hero José Gervasio Artigas, at rear the Palacio Salvo, one of the city's most iconic landmarks, built in 1928 as a hotel but used for offices and apartments
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7 - Uruguay/Punta del Este - Shore and marina
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8 - Uruguay/Colonia del Sacramento - Street view of wall decorations in light and shade
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9 - Uruguay/Colonia del Sacramento - Elegant restaurant decked out in vivid colors
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10 - Uruguay/Colonia del Sacramento - Sunset over the Rio de la Plata
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Another excellent set, Joe!
weberwest wrote:
In this second set of the 2006 Patagonia component, we visit the vicinity of El Calafate in the south-central area of Patagonia in Argentina with its mighty glaciers and towering mountains. Then we head all the way north to have a look at the scenic, wide-spread Iguazu Falls located just south of the tropic of Capricorn on the border of Argentina and Brazil. Finally we take in enchanting Uruguay with its capital Montevideo, the seaside resort Punta del Este and the charming old colonial town of Colonia del Sacramento on the Rio de la Plata.
These shots were taken mainly with a Konica Minolta A2 camera with a resolution of 8 MP, or with an even smaller Casio pocket camera.
Notes
TRIP INTRODUCTON: Set # 1 provides an introduction. Please use the link below if you would like to review it:
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-682502-1.htmlEARLIER POSTS of this series: To view, access my profile via the link below, then click on the figure behind "# of topics created" for the list of posts:
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/user-profile?usernum=45105Thanks for visiting, for best results please view the downloads, I look forward to your comments and questions.
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Travelling with Joe! Always pleasant fare. Great pics!
Amator21 wrote:
Travelling with Joe! Always pleasant fare. Great pics!
Thank you very much Amator, glad to have you along - Joe
Another beautiful tour. Have never been south of Mexico.
NMGal wrote:
Another beautiful tour. Have never been south of Mexico.
Thank you Barbara, glad you like the tour!
Joe you have a terrific eye for scenes...these are all excellent, interesting compositions!!
jederick wrote:
Joe you have a terrific eye for scenes...these are all excellent, interesting compositions!!
Thank you very much Jim for your kind words, I am happy to hear that you find these compositions interesting.
You have outdone yourself with these, Joe. Great work.
kpmac wrote:
You have outdone yourself with these, Joe. Great work.
Thank you Ken, glad you like this set as well!
Another great series. Thanks for sharing these lovely scenes. Please stay safe.
Ourspolair wrote:
Another great series. Thanks for sharing these lovely scenes. Please stay safe.
Thank you very much Ours, there are beautiful lands down there in the lower parts of South America!
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