A group of photographers visiting the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls captured amazing images. They managed to photograph a jaguar in the Iguazú National Park and the record, taken by Cecilia Miura, had a strong impact.
Some took home incredible images of the main attraction of Foz do Iguaçu in long exposure photographs. On the two-day photo safari, participants searched for long-exposure images, which is when equipment is positioned to capture light for 5, 10, and even 30 seconds.
For her part, Cecilia Miura was pleasantly surprised when she downloaded the files. Unaware of her, she clicked a jaguar at ease on the banks of the Iguazú River on the Argentine shore.
Photo: Cecilia Miura
He says that the presence of animals was noticed in the place where he led his team, but that he imagined some birds, like the vultures that are common in that place.
That same night, the Visit Iguassu team, which was there to accompany the photographers and provide support, upon returning to the access gate, saw two specimens traveling along the road that crosses the PNI.
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Source: noticiasambientales.com
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