Iguazu Falls - Puerto Iguazú, Argentina

A section of Iguazu falls photographed from the island in front of the falls. I believe the island is only accessible in the drier months when the water levels are low. Getting a long exposure of the waterfall wasn't easy as there were a number of visitors and standing room was limited.  If I had more time and space I would have probably experimented a bit with ND filters etc. 

Iguazu Falls - Puerto Iguazu, Argentina

One last shot of Iguazu Falls! This is the view up the Iguazu river towards the devil's throat, taken from a lookout along the upper walkway on the Argentinian side of the falls. There was so much water pouring through the devil's throat that photographing it was impossible. The camera would be soaked and the spray would have resulted in a white frame. I did try to shoot it on a couple of occasions but the results were not great. This is a section of the falls during the "drier" months. 

Iguazu Falls - Puerto Iguazu, Argentina

This photograph looks down stream from the devil's throat at Iguazu Falls.  I couldn't photograph the devil's throat itself as I would have only had a white frame because of the spray. This was taken during a dry period so It would actually be quite hard to imagine what the falls would look like during the rains upstream. 

Iguazu Falls - Puerto Iguazu, Argentina

The day we got to Iguazu was bright and sunny without a cloud in the sky. We got to the island in front of the falls and walked to one of the lookouts. I managed to setup the tripod and shoot a number of frames at a slow shutter speed. Once back home, I was able to stitch the images together to form a panorama that didn't look too bad. This photograph is a section of that panorama.

Iguazu Falls - Puerto Iguazu, Argentina

This photograph of Iguazu Falls was taken from the upper walking trail on the Argentinian side of the falls. It looks out across the 2.7km length of the falls towards the Devil's Throat. We visited in the dry season when there wasn't as much water but the falls were still impressive. A number of walking tracks allow you to access the top and bottom of the falls while a boat ride takes you across to the island".