Nothofagus antarctica | Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile

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Clouds and a low sun provide a moody scene for this skeleton of a Nothofagus antarctica tree, burned in December 2011 after a... — Nothofagus antarctica

Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile

Clouds and a low sun provide a moody scene for this skeleton of a Nothofagus antarctica tree, burned in December 2011 after a devastating wildfire was triggered by a visitor to the park. Cuernos Principal is in the background. Photo © copyright by Kent Williamson.

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About Kent

My name is W. Kent Williamson, and I have been pursuing a passion for landscape photography since 1998. My interest in wilderness photography began in high school, and my excitement for the art has never faded. Much of what I have learned is self-taught, but I have also had many great mentors, role models, and teachers. I have been fortunate to have been recognized with several photography awards, including the National Geographic Magazine Pictures of the Year award in 2023. I hope you find that my images convey a compelling story reflecting our natural world.

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Print options include ChromaLuxe® Metal Prints, TruLife® Acrylic Face Mounting, Dibond, and Loose Prints for framing. Aluminum Prints and Acrylic Face mounting have become very popular these days, given the vibrant and excellent results they provide and arrive ready to hang. The artwork is handmade in the USA by professionals who deliver consistently high-quality results.

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