Landscape Photography shots: some magnificent places

2. The Matterhorn
The Matterhorn is probably the most famous
mountain in the Alps for its spectacular,
pyramidal aspect. Located on the border
between Switzerland and Italy. With a height
of 4478 metres is one of the highest mountains
of the Alps.

10. Chile
Cathedrals of Marble in Chile on the lake
General Carrera.
Form a set of islands and caves with
strange shapes, reached by a small boat
from Puerto Río Tranquilo.
These rock formations are the result of
erosion caused by water over thousands
of years. When the water is low, it is
possible to visit the interior.

23. Uluru is a capricious monolith
Uluru is the name that Aboriginal Australians
have contributed to what we call Ayers Rock, a
mountain of red sandstone, of 318 meters and a
perimeter of 8 km, which is located at the
center of a vast territory in the south-east of
Alice Springs, one of the most beautiful places
in Australia.

34. Japan
Bepu Jigoku thermal waters formed by nine
spectacular natural hot springs, a landscape
resource and therapeutic. The reddish color is
due to the high content of iron.

43. Antarctica
"Blood Falls" is one of the most
beautiful and extraordinary Antarctica.
It is a "river" of very salty water that
passes through the slits of the
occasional Taylor Glacier.
The creek was discovered in 1911.
In the past it was believed that the red
color was due to the presence of
algae. Recent studies have shown,
however, that this color is due to the
high concentration of iron.

52. Philippines
National Park Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Island, Philippines.

61. Mexico
Crystals Cave is located at 300 m depth in the
Naica mine, north of Mexico City, the cave is 27
meters wide and 9 meters in height. Form a giant
selenite crystal, the largest ever found. It is one of
the most important geological discoveries in the
world, with crystals of 6 meters in length (some
formations reach 11 mt).
The crystals have the appearance of ice, but the
temperature is 50 °C, 100% humidity.
A person could not stand more than 10 minutes
without risking a collapse or a heat stroke.

69. The End