Another beautiful set of images, of which I have picked a favourite - the last one, for it's strong evening colours. All are, as usual, beautiful captures and renderings. Thank you so much for devoting all of this time to the project. I am certain that many "Hogs" have been awe-struck with some of the content, as have I.
Once again, thank you for sharing all of these amazing images. Please take some time to relax and come back refreshed to astound us once again. Good luck with the "catch-up"!

With this third set of pictures for 2006, I am concluding the "Calendars of the Past" series. It has been fun for me to relive these past 15 years and, even more so, to dig in and work on some shots taken in the 2000's that actually have never seen the daylight since I took them. Now my dilemma is on whether to continue my earlier resolve and only keep working on my newer pictures, of which I have tens of thousands still awaiting my scissors (or better: sliders), or whether I should reconsider and go back as well as forward. Well, I will have to make up my mind, but first I will take some time off from handling digital photos and catch up on things that have been left pending over the past few months as I have been actively working on these UHH posts - and then there are the "joyful hours" required to work on our tax returns ....

This last set will take us first to Argentina's capital city Buenos Aires, then back south to Northern Patagonia's spectacular landscapes around the town of San Carlos de Bariloche, from where we took the "Andean Lake Crossing" sailing on the Lago Nahuel Huapi, Lago Frias and Lago Todos los Santos waters and being carried on buses between the lakes over the Andes, ending at Puerta Varas in Chile on the shores of Lake Llanquihue. I do hope you will find some interesting images in this last set.

As it is my custom, I will do one more post tomorrow, looking back and posting the highlights from this series, selected from the daily sets that had the highest viewer numbers.

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.html

EARLIER 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=45105

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