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Gregory Basco's fine art nature images

Wild Places

I used a 10 stop neutral density filter (kind of like welder's glass) for a very long exposure at sunset at my favorite beach on Costa Rica's Pacific Coast. The resulting 3 minute exposure gave an ethereal look to the image just after the sun had set.

The Tatio geysers at over 15,000 feet in the altiplano of the Atacama Desert in Chile. Image taken just before sunrise.

Chile's Torres del Paine National Park is an amazing place. While leaving my lodge before dawn to photograph a sunrise at a different locale, I was drawn to this placid scene of a starry sky with the famed "Horns of the Paine" reflected in a calm lake about an hour before the sun came up over the horizon. I missed my planned sunrise shot but it was totally worth it!

Canon 5DsR, Rokinon 24 mm f/1.4 lens, Induro tripod, cable release, f/11, 13 seconds, ISO 1000

The Savegre River forms the central vein of a new UNESCO biosphere reserve in Costa Rica. I used a long exposure and off-camera flash to try to capture lush tropical yet enchanted feel of this area of the country.

The San Rafael waterfall in Ecuador is a jurassic setting that forms part of the headwaters of the mighty Amazon River.

a mangrove tree at low tide on a sunny afternoon near where the Tempisque River empties into the Gulf of Nicoya

a Puya bromeliad stands out against a starry sky in a highland bog at 10,000 feet on a cold night in Tapanti National Park

Rivers meet in a dramatic gorge in the Braulio Carrillo National Park

the sun sets over the windy Naranjo Beach in Santa Rosa National Park

breaking waves against rainforested coast of the Gandoca-Manzanillo wildlife refuge, taken from a small fishing boat in the ocean

The Laguna Hule (Rubber Lake) is an extinct volcano crater just to the east of the Poas Volcano

The sun sets as the moon rises over the vast Amazon rainforest

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