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Julie Natanson is a media specialist and photographer from Paris. She is also an enthusiastic visitor of South America and here are some great shots she took: |
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Galapogas Islands, Ecuador. Small paradise on earth (until when?), just nature, friendly animals, blue sky and sea. The 300mm lens was not necessary as animals are not afraid of people. |
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Seal |
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Sea iguana |
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Pink flamingo |
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Frigate bird |
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Blue-footed boobies on parade |
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Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. 3700m altitude and 10,000 square kilometres, this is the largest salt lake in the world and the flattest place on earth. The most amazing thing here is the absence of sound and life. Don't forget your sunglasses and don't be surprised to see someone cycling across it! |
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White, white, white |
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Hotel Playa Blanca in middle of nowhere, made from salt. |
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Isla del Pescado, full of cactus |
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Isla de Pescado - cactus reach over 2m high |
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3 day tour (with Sara, Karel & René- Hi) |
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Los Llanos, Venezuela. |
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Sunset in Los |
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Kara Kara (it's also the sound it makes). |
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Pink Dolphin (finally after 50 shots!) |
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Canaima |
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Farm in the Andes |
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Caiman, Los |
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Caiman, Los |
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One of the birds in Los Llanos |
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