I used to live in Chile where volcanoes are a common sight. The country has the second-largest chain of volcanoes in the world after Indonesia. Today let me show you the Osorno Volcano from different angles and at different times of the day. It's also my entry to the Stock Images Contest. Hopefully, one of my images here can be used to represent the letter V. :)
Standing at around 2,660 metres tall, the Osorno Volcano is on the southeastern shore of Llanquihue Lake in southern Chile. I took these photos from multiple spots in the Los Lagos Region, and as you can see, the lights and colours are also different. Think: 36 Views of Mount Fuji by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai. =)
Some actually call Osorno the Fuji mountain of Chile due to its almost perfect conical shape. This beautiful volcano is omnipresent in the whole lake region, and I hiked to Petrohue Waterfalls where you can get close-up views together with the rushing flow in front.
曾居住过的智利火山众多，数量仅次于印尼、冰岛和日本。南部的奥索尔诺火山2600多米，高耸入云，在整个湖区都能看到它的身影。我在不同时间，从不同地方拍了一些这座火山的照片。它几乎呈完美的圆锥形，各个角度看形状都类似，被称为智利的富士山。虽然没有“横看成岭侧成峰”的景观，但随着前景、云天和时间的变化，也呈现出丰富多彩的画面。#富岳三十六景😉
图文 by Donica
