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Here's the second album about the extraordinary Perito Moreno glacier, which is located 80 km from El Calafate. It is an absolutely fascinating spectacle to see this glacier, which continues to advance, at a time when we know that glaciers are increasingly threatened by global warming. We even had the chance to witness the calving phenomenon. I used a Fujichrome Velvia expired film, the colors are just stunning.
First shooting with my new Canon 7 rangefinder. The light meter lacks accuracy and it is difficult to read (with my presbyopic eyes... 😅) but I set almost all the time at 1/1000 and f16, and it worked 😎.
First shooting with my new Canon 7 rangefinder. The light meter lacks accuracy and it is difficult to read (with my presbyopic eyes... 😅) but I set almost all the time at 1/1000 and f16, and it worked 😎.
Hiked the Pano g617 all the way out to this crazy place. Failed to remove the lens cap for one of my shots apparently. Only 3 came out of the 4 shots per roll this beast eats up. I’m also really confused about framing. It seems beyond a certain distance, the framing becomes completely inaccurate through the viewfinder. Kinda like shooting the Polaroid GOOSE with the offset eyepiece. Oh well, fun experiment as always!
