Patagonia is a region defined by jaw-dropping landscapes, abundant wildlife and rich gaucho culture. We’ve been working with the same guide for over 20 years, and have specifically designed this photo tour to experience the best Patagonia has to offer in both Argentina and Chile. For the first time this year we have adjusted our schedule to spend more time in Torres del Paine National Park. If you have been with us before, consider coming back again for more mountains, more guanacos, more icebergs and more fun!

What you will learn:

How to photograph dramatic landscapes
How to photograph waterfalls, clouds and stormy lakes using ND filters
Photograph wildlife in motion like guanacos, rheas, foxes, flamingos and more
Travel photography techniques
Tips for Editing Images in Lightroom and PhotoShop

Lodging: Our group will be staying at a number of hotels while touring through Patagonia. These include the incredibly scenic Hosteria Pehoe (below) in Chile and the Hotel Los Cerros in Argentina.

Hosteria Pehoe
Closest Airport: El Calafate International Airport FTE in Calafate, Argentina – Schedule your flight to arrive in time for the welcome dinner the evening of November 29. On December 10 we will transfer to the airport of flight from Calafate to Buenos Aires and on to the US. Help is available for booking extra nights, domestic flights and/or transfers between the airports in Buenos Aires.

Included in the fee:

All lodging during the workshop dates
Photography instruction with Tom and Cree Bol
Local guide from Patagonia, Marcelo
Transportation in comfortable mini bus
Transfer to and from airport in Calafate
Some breakfast, lunches and dinners while on tour
Boat rides on Lago Gray and to the Perito Moreno Glacier
Copy of Tom’s ebook Create Better Photographs

Participants will provide their own:

Round trip transportation to Calafate FTE
Some meals while on tour
Alcoholic beverages
Gratuity for staff and guides – recommend $30 per day
Know Before You Go: Rated Moderate. This trip involves walking from 1-3 miles per day in uneven terrain and getting in and out of vehicles frequently. A wildlife lens is recommended.

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