Tuesday, 21 April 2015

Ice

The glaciers in the Patagonian Ice Field sweep down from the mountains forming a wall where they meet the lakes. The ice is made jagged by the powerful internal pressure from the moving glacier and is marbled with streaks of crushed rock.

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Front wall of Perito Moreno glacier starts to collapse, a process known as Ice Calving



See calving sequence ►


Part of Spegazzini #1

Part of Spegazzini #2

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Part of Spegazzini #4

Part of Spegazzini #5
Part of Perito Moreno #1

Part of Perito Moreno #2

Part of Perito Moreno #3

Part of Perito Moreno #4

Part of Upsala #1

Part of Upsala #2

Part of Upsala #3

Iceberg near Upsala #1
Iceberg near Upsala #2

Part of Upsala #4

Part of Upsala #5

Part of Spegazzini # 6

Part of Spegazzini # 7

Part of Spegazzini # 8

Part of Spegazzini # 9
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Part of Spegazzini # 12

Part of Spegazzini # 13

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Part of Spegazzini # 15

Part of Spegazzini # 16

Part of Spegazzini # 17
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The images in this blog were taken during 2 trips to Chile and Argentina, in 2011 and 2015. For further information, please contact me, Jim: gollan.ja@gmail.com