This photo shows the view from our cabin door at base camp. Not bad, is it?

It’s always a challenge to stay awake throughout the night while being exposed to the elements. For this capture, I was shooting from another volcano at a distance of 2km away from the Volcan de Fuego – the most active volcano in Latin America. The altitude and the cold weather are always a challenge, but the excitement of seeing the volcano erupting in the distance is a great reason to get out of the cabin.

I didn’t have to do too much editing to this image in post-processing. I only added some contrast, increased the colors slightly, and decreased the highlights close to the crater.

Diego Rizzo

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Photographer, tour guide

Diego Rizzo is a passionate photographer with a deep love for nature and creation. His fascination with active volcanoes drives his artistic pursuits, finding inspiration in the raw power of lava. Diego’s work has garnered international recognition, with features in Nikon USA, DPReview, and even a spot on the NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day. Locally, he collaborates with various companies, capturing the stunning landscapes of Guatemala through photography and videography, with notable clients including Subaru Guatemala, Ministerio de Educación de Guatemala, and Calidad Inmobiliaria.

Tech details

(Image credit: Nikon)

Camera: Nikon Z 6
Lens: Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S 
Aperture: f/3.2
Shutter speed:  3 sec
ISO: 800

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Publish date : 2024-09-19 02:00:00

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