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April 5–14, 2027 | Chile & Argentina
Experience the extraordinary beauty of Patagonia in autumn, when golden forests, dramatic granite peaks, and glacial landscapes combine to create one of the world's most spectacular settings for landscape photography.
Join photographer Andrew Slaton for an unforgettable ten-day expedition through southern Chile and Argentina, exploring the breathtaking scenery of the Patagonian Andes. From the towering spires of Mount Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre to the turquoise lakes, ancient glaciers, and sweeping mountain vistas of Torres del Paine, this journey is designed around the region's most compelling photographic opportunities.
We'll chase extraordinary light, explore intimate details within the autumn landscape, and develop your creative vision through hands-on instruction in the field. With a small group and a flexible itinerary, the emphasis is on meaningful experiences, exceptional locations, and creating photographs that capture the wild spirit of Patagonia.
The Experience
Ten days of guided photography and personalized instruction
Exploration of three iconic Patagonian regions: El Chaltén, Los Glaciares National Park, and Torres del Paine National Park
Dramatic mountain landscapes, autumn foliage, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, and wildlife
Sunrise and sunset photography sessions planned around favorable light and conditions
Opportunities to photograph Mount Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre, Perito Moreno Glacier, and the Paine Massif
A wildlife-focused excursion in Torres del Paine, with opportunities to photograph guanacos, condors, and other native species
Instruction in composition, exposure, creative techniques, and visual storytelling
Image reviews, post-processing instruction, and constructive feedback
Pre-workshop preparation materials and a personal Q&A session
Small-group experience with a maximum 4:1 student-to-instructor ratio
Nine nights of double-occupancy lodging
Ground transportation throughout the expedition in Chile and Argentina
National park entrance fees, bottled water, and field snacks
Expedition Details
Dates: April 5–14, 2027
Location: Patagonia, Chile & Argentina
Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
Meeting Location: Punta Arenas Airport (PUQ), Chile — pending final confirmation
Planned Start: April 5, by 3:00 PM local time
Planned Finish: April 14, by 3:00 PM local time
Fitness Level: Moderate; trail hiking, with some potentially strenuous optional excursions
Photography Experience: All skill levels welcome
Minimum Enrollment: 3 participants
Accommodations & Meals
Nine nights of group accommodations are included, utilizing hotels and/or private home rentals throughout Patagonia. Rooms are double occupancy, with single-occupancy accommodations potentially available for an additional charge.
Meals are not included. We'll generally enjoy meals together in local towns whenever possible, allowing additional time for conversation, photographic discussion, and sharing the day's experiences.
Ground transportation during the expedition, national park fees, bottled water, and field snacks are included. Participants are responsible for international airfare, transportation to and from the designated meeting airport, meals, travel insurance, and personal expenses.
Pricing & Reservations
Total Expedition Price: $10,000 per person
A $4,000 nonrefundable deposit secures your reservation and is applied toward the total expedition price. The remaining $6,000 balance is due 150 days before departure.
Deposits may be transferred once to an approved replacement participant.
For written cancellations received 151 or more days before departure, payments beyond the deposit are refundable. Cancellations received 150–121 days before departure incur a cancellation fee equal to the greater of the deposit or 50% of the total expedition price. At 120 days or fewer before departure, all payments are nonrefundable, except where required by applicable law.
Please review our Expedition Terms & Conditions before booking.
By completing your reservation, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.
April 5–14, 2027 | Chile & Argentina
Experience the extraordinary beauty of Patagonia in autumn, when golden forests, dramatic granite peaks, and glacial landscapes combine to create one of the world's most spectacular settings for landscape photography.
Join photographer Andrew Slaton for an unforgettable ten-day expedition through southern Chile and Argentina, exploring the breathtaking scenery of the Patagonian Andes. From the towering spires of Mount Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre to the turquoise lakes, ancient glaciers, and sweeping mountain vistas of Torres del Paine, this journey is designed around the region's most compelling photographic opportunities.
We'll chase extraordinary light, explore intimate details within the autumn landscape, and develop your creative vision through hands-on instruction in the field. With a small group and a flexible itinerary, the emphasis is on meaningful experiences, exceptional locations, and creating photographs that capture the wild spirit of Patagonia.
The Experience
Ten days of guided photography and personalized instruction
Exploration of three iconic Patagonian regions: El Chaltén, Los Glaciares National Park, and Torres del Paine National Park
Dramatic mountain landscapes, autumn foliage, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, and wildlife
Sunrise and sunset photography sessions planned around favorable light and conditions
Opportunities to photograph Mount Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre, Perito Moreno Glacier, and the Paine Massif
A wildlife-focused excursion in Torres del Paine, with opportunities to photograph guanacos, condors, and other native species
Instruction in composition, exposure, creative techniques, and visual storytelling
Image reviews, post-processing instruction, and constructive feedback
Pre-workshop preparation materials and a personal Q&A session
Small-group experience with a maximum 4:1 student-to-instructor ratio
Nine nights of double-occupancy lodging
Ground transportation throughout the expedition in Chile and Argentina
National park entrance fees, bottled water, and field snacks
Expedition Details
Dates: April 5–14, 2027
Location: Patagonia, Chile & Argentina
Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
Meeting Location: Punta Arenas Airport (PUQ), Chile — pending final confirmation
Planned Start: April 5, by 3:00 PM local time
Planned Finish: April 14, by 3:00 PM local time
Fitness Level: Moderate; trail hiking, with some potentially strenuous optional excursions
Photography Experience: All skill levels welcome
Minimum Enrollment: 3 participants
Accommodations & Meals
Nine nights of group accommodations are included, utilizing hotels and/or private home rentals throughout Patagonia. Rooms are double occupancy, with single-occupancy accommodations potentially available for an additional charge.
Meals are not included. We'll generally enjoy meals together in local towns whenever possible, allowing additional time for conversation, photographic discussion, and sharing the day's experiences.
Ground transportation during the expedition, national park fees, bottled water, and field snacks are included. Participants are responsible for international airfare, transportation to and from the designated meeting airport, meals, travel insurance, and personal expenses.
Pricing & Reservations
Total Expedition Price: $10,000 per person
A $4,000 nonrefundable deposit secures your reservation and is applied toward the total expedition price. The remaining $6,000 balance is due 150 days before departure.
Deposits may be transferred once to an approved replacement participant.
For written cancellations received 151 or more days before departure, payments beyond the deposit are refundable. Cancellations received 150–121 days before departure incur a cancellation fee equal to the greater of the deposit or 50% of the total expedition price. At 120 days or fewer before departure, all payments are nonrefundable, except where required by applicable law.
Please review our Expedition Terms & Conditions before booking.
By completing your reservation, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.