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Well, my loong vacations are over. It will take even longer to edit the pics for my "Argentinian" gallery! Of course, many turned into trash due to poor photographer's skill, a few didn't come out as wished due to actual equipment limitations, but I would say that the extraordinary landscapes, nature and people we met there still make a few of them worth viewing.
(Toggle to full sceen view [F11] for better view).
"The Lighthouse at the End Of the World"



"Stormy Weather on Beagle Channel"



"Mountain Landscape in Tierra del Fuego"



"Ice Front of Glaciar Perito Moreno"



"Baby Pinguino at Punta Tombo"



"Tango at Café Tortoni in Buenos Aires"



Of course, suggestions and criticism are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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Rapick
Old Glory Ninetynine-five
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http://www.pbase.com/rapick
 
Great photos...The "Perito Moreno Glaciar" photo is stunning.

I'am really looking forward to see more of these "Deep South" photos :)

PK

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... it is a "panorama" made by merging two pics. I would have sticked more, to cover the whole ice front, but ... standing on the top deck of a catamaran sailing Lago Argentino under 60 km/h wind and heavy rain... it was impossible!
Thanks.
PhotoKhan said:
Great photos...The "Perito Moreno Glaciar" photo is stunning.

I'am really looking forward to see more of these "Deep South"
photos :)

PK

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“Loose praise may feed my ego but constructive criticism advances
my skills”
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http://www.pbase.com/photokhan
(Pbase Supporter)
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Rapick
Old Glory Ninetynine-five
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http://www.pbase.com/rapick
 
(= "welcome back" for not-italian-speaking-people)

Waiting for all other posting (those you posted here are great, I like mainly the glacier front, the lighthouse and the tango cafè).
Have you danced Tango, by the way?

Keep organizing the shots, don't waste time looking to the CP8700 or the D70; you will have time to think what to buy later....

Ciao

Giovanni
Rapick said:
Well, my loong vacations are over. It will take even longer to edit
the pics for my "Argentinian" gallery! Of course, many turned into
trash due to poor photographer's skill, a few didn't come out as
wished due to actual equipment limitations, but I would say that
the extraordinary landscapes, nature and people we met there still
make a few of them worth viewing.
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rapick said:
Of course, suggestions and criticism are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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Rapick
Old Glory Ninetynine-five
PBase supporter
http://www.pbase.com/rapick
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Giovanni
http://www.pbase.com/giovanni_u
 
giovanni_u said:
(= "welcome back" for not-italian-speaking-people)

Waiting for all other posting (those you posted here are great, I
like mainly the glacier front, the lighthouse and the tango cafè).
Have you danced Tango, by the way?
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See my new thread on this topic!
giovanni_u said:
Keep organizing the shots, don't waste time looking to the CP8700
or the D70; you will have time to think what to buy later....
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Yes, but I can't avoid speculating on how many troubles (and failed pics) I Could have avoided with a D70! Yes, it is the handle, but sometimes a better tool can help!
Ciao.
giovanni_u said:
Ciao

Giovanni
Rapick said:
Well, my loong vacations are over. It will take even longer to edit
the pics for my "Argentinian" gallery! Of course, many turned into
trash due to poor photographer's skill, a few didn't come out as
wished due to actual equipment limitations, but I would say that
the extraordinary landscapes, nature and people we met there still
make a few of them worth viewing.
Click to expand...
giovanni_u said:
Of course, suggestions and criticism are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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Rapick
Old Glory Ninetynine-five
PBase supporter
http://www.pbase.com/rapick
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Giovanni
http://www.pbase.com/giovanni_u
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Rapick
Old Glory Ninetynine-five
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http://www.pbase.com/rapick
 
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RonHrl said:
Please let us know when you've posted more.
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Ron
CP 5 7 0 0
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Of course!

Now, I'm planning to proceed more systematically to editing, uploading, and organising the dedicated PBase gallery in different sections foir each location. I will notify in NTF when each part is completed.

It will take some time, however. I'm back to work today, and found my desktop (and my work mailbox) full of "pending" stuff.
Thanks, and stay tuned with the updates!
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Rapick
Old Glory Ninetynine-five
PBase supporter
http://www.pbase.com/rapick
 
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