Thursday December 29, 2011

Patagonia Alive

 

Behind the Scenes of Stuck On Earth

Our iPad app “Stuck On Earth” (iTunes Link) is still doing great, and a big reason behind it is Karen Hutton.  She did amazing voice work for the app, so here is a bit behind the scenes for you.

Daily Photo – Patagonia Alive

While walking across this open field in the Andes, I stopped countless times to open up my tripod.  I’d only walk a short distance before looking around again and seeing everything anew.

I’d like to go back here on another epic hike.  Perhaps I’ll go in the deep of winter next time.  This place would be even more amazing under a fresh snow.

From Trey Ratcliff at www.stuckincustoms.com

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  • http://photoventures.wordpress.com/ Jeff Peterson

    Wow, great photo. I really like the sky and the landscape looks great. It’s amazing how many beautiful places there are in the world.

  • Susan

    Soooo beautiful Trey – so peaceful looking. Awesome hangout tonight!

  • http://edenbrackstone.com/2011/12/reflective-waters-of-saint-bathens/ Eden Brackstone

    Such a surreal landscape… I imagine this was taken at quite a high elevation, but the colors in the landscape are incredibly rich. Thats something I’m not used to seeing here down here! Our mountainsides go quite barren and lifeless above the snow line ;)
    –
    My latest photo is one from Bobs Cove here in Queenstown, looking across the wonderful Lake Wakatipu:
    http://edenbrackstone.com/2011/12/evening-rays-on-mount-nicolas/

  • Tim

    “I’d only walk a short distance before looking around again and seeing everything anew.”

    You are absolutely right. That is exactly the feeling I got when hiking Patagonia. Great summary of the experience!

  • http://www.petehalewood.blogspot.com Pete Halewood

    Stunning image Trey! One to add to my ‘favourites’ from yourself. Such a surreal quality, the landscape is truly magnificent.

  • http://www.traverseearth.com Johnny Peacock

    Amazing shot with great colours. I found myself doing the same in Rwanda recently. Every corner you turn you want to stop the car and hop out.

  • http://www.stuckincustoms.com Trey Ratcliff

    Thank you thank you :)

  • http://trevorstaffordphotography.smugmug.com/ Trevor Stafford

    Wonderful picture Trey. I really like the warm and cool colors and the perspective.

  • Dan M

    This Photo does a great job of drawing you right in. The color and composition are amazing.

  • http://blog.ahles.nl/ Patrick Ahles

    Wonderful shot! Al those colors look great.

  • http://lpvisuals.com Lane Pelovsky

    Amazing shot Trey! Keep up the good work!

    I recently did a mild SS-HDR pic based on the tutorial.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/nullane/6579421541/in/set-72157628584391169/lightbox/

  • http://susancarrollseger.blogspot.com Susan Carroll-Seger

    Lovely, but I am waiting on the one from Burning Man..that you get a sneak peek on. Really love it. :)

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/pmcdonnell/ Patrick

    Wow, just wow!

  • Gail Moshier

    Wow, I love this one, Trey. Wonderful vibrant colors, spectacular!!!!! Thanks for posting. :-)

  • Dan Rocha

    Wow, this is incredible Trey – amazing work!

    Dan http://www.blog.danrochaphotography.com

  • Dan Rocha

    Wow, this is incredible Trey – amazing work!

    Dan http://www.blog.danrochaphotography.com

  • Anonymous

    Thank you Dan! :)

  • Anonymous

    Another wonderful photo! The Patagonia series is one of my favorites you’ve done.