24th to 25th November 2015. Laguna de Aguas Calientes, Laguna Miscanti, Laguna Miñiques and Salar de Tara, Salar de Atacama, Atacama Desert, Northern Chile.
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Links go to posts with the colour versions of the images (where there may also be more information). If an image does not have a link, the preceding one applies.
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On the way to Laguna de Aguas Calientes.
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Laguna de Aguas Calientes.
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Laguna Miscanti.
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Laguna Miñiques.
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Toconao.
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Los Monjes de la Pacana.
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Salar de Tara.
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This was the last post from the Atacama desert and also the last post from my 2015 trip to Mauritius, Réunion, Madagascar, Falkland Is, South Georgia and the Atacama Desert. For links to all posts and maps, see the Trip Itinerary.
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Next will be a 2016 trip to Cuba and the Caribbean, preceded by a workshop in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia.
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OMG Murray!! Is there a word stronger than magnificent? If you’re getting paid to make these trips they aren’t paying you enough!! Wonderful. Do you Dive? Where in Caribbean?
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Thanks heaps Robert! Sadly, no-one is paying me. I don’t dive. Here is the itinerary for the Caribbean trip: https://murrayfoote.com/category/caribbean/
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Oh, Murray! These landscapes are stunning, stunning, S T U N N I N G ! Ansell would be proud to have ‘ownership’ of these! Fantastic location! Bravo!
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Many. many thanks Leonard!
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Striking images. Classical art!
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Thanks very much Meredith!
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I really love it when you shoot in this format. The landscape looks so dramatic!
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Thank you Adelle. These are all shot in colour and converted to mono though. Much more control that way.
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Wow! clouds.
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Yes, a great set of lenticular clouds. I’d been hoping I’d see one or two (they are specific to high mountains) and what I saw exceeded my expectations.
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We do see them occasionally in the desert, but California seems to like to photo the ones on top of Mt Shasta. They are kinda photogenic up there.
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