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ok great - thanks for the info. I know I DID upload it to my gallery without posting it immediately, which is not how I normally do it and which was one thing that was confusing me. ML

Jameel, Thanks! yes, when I was shooting it I was not sure it was going to work. I managed to get something that approximated what I was seeing after all though, so happy with the results. ML

I have this strange feeling like I already posted this, so apologies if that is the case... Hiking back from Laguna Capri in Los Glaciares NP the trail opens up to this scene. Given the time of day I had to shoot into the sun, and cropped a little to get rid of some clutter and a little lens...

That is another tour-de-force of Milky Way Photography. Really amazing. And a single frame too. Must have been quite dark. Love it, just jaw dropping... ML

Yes, it was an amazing location for sure. The little walking bridge was not fun with my originally 4 wheeled suitcase that had been 'relieved' of one of its wheels on the flight down 🤪 😄 - but otherwise a great experience. The lake is very picturesque as well. A great start to our trip. ML

Well we started our Patagonia adventure in Chile at Torres del Paine NP. Here is where we stayed. Really an amazing location, the most scenic lodging location I have ever stayed at... ML

Thank you John! ML

And I also love the 'scenic spin' wheel - very fun way to introduce the topic! ML

Well, this plays into a couple more images from Patagonia that I have not posted yet, so might as well do that here. Lots of mountain shots, but will post just 2 here: A close-up of the famous peaks in Torres del Paine National Park, The 'Horns': And from ther Argentina portion of the trip...

Thanks for the wonderful feedback guys, much appreciated! ML

Looks like a movie set from the next Mad Max movie 🤪 😄 Really cool capture, and I see the resemblance with the ground patterns for sure. ML

OK, that's an EPIC shot. ML

So I am back from wonderful and WINDY Patagonia. It was a great trip, with time split between Torres Del Paine National Park in Chile and Los Glacieres National Park in Argentina. It was a group of 10 people with 2 guides, and I travelled with 2 of my firiends, so we were 30% of the participants...

Thanks so much Ed! ML