Issue 2025.02

Wild Lands

Patagonia, Chile Salt formations on the shore of Laguna Amarga, Torres del Paine National Park. Fujifilm GFX 50S, Fujinon GF 32-64mm f/4 R LM WR, Really Right Stuff TVC-24L tripod, Arca-Swiss D4 Geared head, Singh-Ray 10-Stop ND filter. Exposure: 60 sec., f/18, ISO 100.

↑ Patagonia, Chile Salt formations on the shore of Laguna Amarga, Torres del Paine National Park. Fujifilm GFX 50S, Fujinon GF 32-64mm f/4 R LM WR, Really Right Stuff TVC-24L tripod, Arca-Swiss D4 Geared head, Singh-Ray 10-Stop ND filter. Exposure: 60 sec., f/18, ISO 100.

Photo Tips for Torres del Paine National Park

Words and Images by Justin Black

Spectacularly positioned between the Southern Patagonian Ice Field and the Argentine border, Torres del Paine in Chile is a four- to five-hour drive north from the city of Punta Arenas, in the Última Esperanza province of the Magallanes Region of Chilean Patagonia.

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Issue 2025.02 Cover featuring Art Wolfe's Wild Life, Jon McCormack Chasing Details, Xuan-Hui Ng on Remembrance and Cherry Blossoms, and Adriana Basque Tracks Southern White Whales

2025.02

Contents

  1. The Story Behind This Touching Photo of Penguins
  2. What’s in Cynthia Bandurek’s Camera Bag
  3. Documenting Sharks in Danger
  4. Take Photos to Help Wildlife
  5. Why Tradition, Innovation & Art Go Hand in Hand
  6. How I Photographed Manul Cats in Mongolia
  7. How Art Wolfe Connects With His Photography Subjects
  8. 4 Ways to Capture the Subtle Patterns of Nature
  9. Photographing the Life Cycle of Cherry Blossoms
  10. A Whale of a Comeback Story: In Photos
  11. Photo Tips for Torres del Paine National Park
  12. Monkey Business: How This Photo Was Made