Scene Description: Capture a breathtaking aerial view of the Andes mountains during the golden hour—just after sunrise or before sunset—when the light is soft and warm. The mountains should be blanketed in snow, with dramatic peaks and valleys visible, showcasing their rugged beauty. Camera Setup: Use a high-resolution DSLR or mirrorless camera with a wide-angle lens (16-35mm) to capture the expansive landscape. Ensure the camera settings are optimized for aerial photography: aperture set to f/8 for depth of field, ISO at 100-200 to reduce noise, and shutter speed above 1/1000 seconds to maintain sharpness. Flight Conditions: Choose a flight with clear skies and minimal turbulence. If possible, fly in an aircraft with removable doors or open windows to avoid reflections and glare. This will allow for unobstructed views and vibrant colors. Composition Tips: Frame the shot to include both the peaks and valleys of the Andes, creating a sense of depth. Incorporate elements like clouds or sunlight breaking through to add drama to the scene. Consider using leading lines, such as ridges or rivers, to guide the viewer's eye through the image. Post-Processing: After capturing the images, enhance them in post-processing software by adjusting contrast and saturation to bring out the natural colors of the landscape. Sharpen details in the mountain peaks while maintaining a natural look.