22nd to 24th November 2015. Atacama Desert, Northern Chile. Temporary post. Images only. Minimal descriptions for images.
As always, you can click on an image for a larger view….
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View from plane, near Calama
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Main street, San Pedro de Atacama
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Tulor
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Pukará de Quitor
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Coyote Leap
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Licancabur Volcano, Valee de la Luna
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Valee de la Luna
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Tatio
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Tatio
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Tatio
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Cactus Canyon
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Cordillera de la Costa
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Laguna Tebenquiche
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Murray Foote 
Whoa. This is one place that would be on my bucket list. The last shot – Laguna Tebenquiche looks very much like the Salton Sea. Great shot on Vallee de la Luna, too.
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Yes, some very spectacular places, especially in the fleeting light of late afternoon or early morning. Some wonderful views in the Vallee de la Luna when we were driving past in the bus had tantalisingly disappeared shortly afterwards with the optimal light.
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Good night from Brazil, Murray! How are you? I was anxious to see your photos from San Pedro de Atacama and they are so beautiful. I’m amazed! Thanks for everything with our camera in the hostel! Wish you the best, Tania
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Hello Tania. Great to hear from you. I am well and glad to have been of some assistance.
There will be just one more similar Atacama post to go in a few days. I will make final posts with more detail but it will probably take something like six months because I have a backload to get through first – two Blues Festivals (including one in January that hasn’t happened yet), Iceland (from 2013), then Mauritius, Reunion, Falklands and South Georgia before I get back to Atacama posts.
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Hi Tania!
I have finally made final posts for my excursion in the Atacama Desert. There are twelve in all, starting with this one: https://murrayfoote.com/2018/05/05/san-pedro-de-atacama/
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The light in some of these images is just fantastic, Murray. Looks like an interesting place.
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Yes, Lee, it was an interesting place with many spectacular landscapes. I think the quality of the light is partly because it was so high. St Pedro de Atacama itself is 2,400 metres (7,900 feet) and we went as high as 4,800 metres (16,750 feet).
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