Although not shot in Patagonia, but just to the north, in the Conguillio National Park, this is a classic autumn forest scene from southern Chile. The tall trees are Araucaria that grow up to 130 feet tall, and are sometimes called living fossils because this species evolved in the age of dinosaurs. The Araucaria are surrounded by Roble (oak) and Raulí (another southern hemisphere beech tree). 2 sec at ƒ22, ISO 400, 135mm (28-135mm lens) on a tripod.
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