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About 2 hours north of San Pedro de Atacama is Machuca Territory.
The tribe that live here are the only that haven't sold their water rights to the giant mining companies. The result is a literal oasis full of flamingos, cacti, rivers, salt plains, geysers, and astonishing night views like this....

photo is made of 2 frames

60 seconds tracked for the stars (ISO 2000, f/3, 60 seconds)
60 seconds untracked for the land (ISO 5000, f/5.6, 60 seconds)

Lumix S5
Lumix 24-70 pro
Benro Polaris

Skies were awesome yesterday (in the valley). Took a walk by the river and had blue sky and hail.

Greetings fellow roadman

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U got a fat bunda, still

“Loved to death” is a very accurate phrase. The last time I photographed there the Milky Way was out. I walked up to find the tree surrounded by 25 photographers. That was a few years ago, probably 2018.

Cu cliffs

hahaha bunda

That tree gets loved to death, the plants around it have been trampled to death, by photographers. That tree is already dead but soil erosion happens at a much accelerated pace there. It's going to topple that tree.

Wow amazing

Beautiful place but nothing positively spiritual there...not by a long shot

I love that tree you’re referring to as well. In fact, one of my photos of that tree made it into National Geographic Books. But I wanted to take some photos of trees that rarely get photographed. Thanks!!

Lived there for 6 years. Have good memories of time with my high school girlfriend while having Cathedral Rock as the view (also) 😁

Ain't that from inception

Near Banff, I can’t remember the trailhead but you can walk to it from town

The last few days have provided some awesome weather and cloud formations!

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Beautyful

Indeed 😊

Mother nature

Those are some wonderful bundas…

Whereabouts in Scotland is this?

Way to take a picture of a different bristlecone! Original! Fantastic. So many great trees outside the one one the discovery trail.