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Vallée de l'Apurimac (2800m)


Vallée de l'Apurimac (2800m)
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Copyright: Bruno Ethier (Silversnow) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 200 W: 58 N: 396] (1542)
Genre: Lieux
Média: Couleur
Date de prise de vue: 2007-07-13
Catégories: Nature, Transports, Moment décisif
Appareil photographique: Canon A620, 35-140 f/2.8-4.1, 2Gb SD
Exposition: f/8, 1/800 secondes
Map: [view]
Versions: version originale
Carnet de voyage: Altitude Perù
Date de soumission: 2008-07-28 13:28
Vue: 599
Points: 14
[Ligne directrice - Note] Note du photographe
Jour 4 au Pérou, le premier de notre long trek dans les sentiers incas des andes, on aborde une longue journée de marche pour descendre dans la vallée du Rio Apurimac, avec une vue à couper le souffle dans la poussière désertique des sentiers de versants nord des Andes. Partis de Cachora à 3000m d'altitude, on regarde la vallée 1km plus bas, et les montagnes de l'autre côté qui vont jusqu'à 3.5km plus haut.
Voir aussi la version plus large du panorama où l'on voit sur la gauche le sentier qui serpente vers le Choquequirao, qu'on atteindra en 2 jours.

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Day 4 in Peru, first day of our long trek andean Inca Trails. A long day's walk to get down the Rio Apurimac valley with a stunning view in the dusty trails of the desertic northern-flanks of the Andes. We started from Cachora at 3000m, and were looking at the Apurimac river valley floor 1km lower, and the snowy mountaintops 3.5km higher on the other side.
See also the larger version of the panorama where our trail can be seen on the left, skimming the slope towards Choquequirao, that'll take 2 days to reach.
jmcl, phwall, Sne011, testmaniac, litiancai trouve(nt) cette note utile
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  • jmcl Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2541 W: 138 N: 3626] (12810)
  • [2008-07-28 17:51]

Hi Bruno,

The large post is wonderful ... tremendous scale and stark vastness .. I really like the way light moves to dark across the image. very nice. take care, John

Bonsoir Bruno
comme tu le dis c'est à couper le souffle, ceux qui ont le vertige s'abstenir, belle composition.
Amitiés
Jean-Pierre

Hi Bruno,
Brilliant panorama, simply stunning landscape. I hope the crease across the mountain on camera left isn't the road you've been travelling on. Very scary.
Beautiful shot, I never knew Peru could look this good.
Cheers
Peter

Hello Bruno
What a wonderful panorama! Amazing nature. Powerful Andes and hiking the Inka trail - what a trip! :)
Have a nice day
Sneza

Hello Bruno!
What a panorama view!
Fantastic, specially the large version!
TFS - Congratulations!
Best regards,
Neyvan

Hello Bruno, great view and great panorama photo!

TFS

Phil

Hey again Bruno!
Great panorama, and the large version is even better. I'm envious, this looks like a dream experience all this trekking around Peru you've done! In this shot, the inclusion of the man and some road is nice, it sets the scene for where you are.
I would love to have seen a little more of what's below in this shot, it might have been better to stitch portrait view shots rather than landscape view shots, then we could have seen more of the scale of the place. Cheers for showing
Best regards
Lee

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