Patagonia: Epic & Awesome

The Philosophy of the Andes

The first time I stood before the scale of Patagonia, I was completely blown away. It is a region of such intense, untamed beauty that it instantly gifted me some of my favorite images. The way the light carves the granite monoliths and the speed at which clouds rush across the sky changes your approach entirely. It demands a return to the Analog Ritual—the patience to wait for the exact moment the light breaks.

Beyond the technical mastery of camera settings, Patagonia requires a shift in how we inhabit a space. We will spend our days embedded in the elements, from the fractured blue walls of the Perito Moreno Glacier to the vertical drama of Mount Fitz Roy. Here, the landscape doesn't just ask to be photographed; it asks to be felt. This workshop is about moving beyond the superficial "scenic view" to capture the heavy, atmospheric silence that only exists at the edge of the world.

Timed perfectly for the autumn gold of April, this workshop is a deep dive into the heart of the southern wild. We wander through the labyrinthine spires of Torres del Paine, the moody shadows of the Andes, and the electric fire of the fall forests. This isn't a tour; it is a shared journey to capture the soul of a land that remains, quite stubbornly, beyond human control.

What You'll Master:

• Autumnal Luminance: Mastering the physics of light during the transition of seasons.
• Advanced Composition: Working with monumental scale and Andean geometry.
• Long-Exposure Mastery: Capturing the kinetic motion of Patagonian clouds and ice.
• The Editorial Eye: Learning to "see" a cohesive narrative across 12 days.