Art in Salar de Uyuni salt flat lake

The Salar de Uyuni, the largest and highest salt flat in the world, dazzles not only with its perfect reflection and dazzling brilliance in the rainy season, but also as an unrivalled setting for art. In its shimmering salt desert stands an extraordinary park of giant salt sculptures created by talented sculptors such as Chambi.
Among his impressive works is a majestic Egyptian pyramid whose imposing presence seems to transport visitors to the mysterious lands of the pharaohs.

Canon Eos R5
Sigma Art lens 20mm
Rollei Magnum Tripod
Sirui level head
Benro Polaris Tracker

2-row panorama taken with the Benro Polaris
Sky, 6 vertical shots | 20mm | ƒ/2.8 | 3250 K | ISO 1600 | 10 seconds
Ground, 6 vertical shots | 20mm | ƒ/3.5 | 3250 K | ISO 640 | 1 minute
Canon Eos R5 | Sigma Art lens |
Stitched with PtGui
Basic settings in Camera Raw. Exposure +1 step, lightness, shadows, highlights, whites and sky and ground masks to further adjust white balance and hue.
Continuing in Ps to remove chromatic aberration and black halos with Artpanel.
Star reduction with RCAstro.
Levels and curves adjustments selecting the sky with Artpanel. Applied contrast pro and Skylight filter in NikColorEfex.