Andy Lee’s Patagonia Dreaming: Infrared Landscapes and Mountain Scale
Patagonia supplies the peaks. Andy Lee supplies a way of looking at them that feels halfway between a landscape photograph and a remembered...
Patagonia supplies the peaks. Andy Lee supplies a way of looking at them that feels halfway between a landscape photograph and a remembered...
Patagonia is easier to appreciate when you give its different landscapes room to be different. A turquoise lake below the Cuernos del Paine...
From a distance, Perito Moreno looks like an immense blue wall. Closer photographs reveal a rough skyline of ridges and fractures, and then...
Water gives southern Chile a wonderfully complicated outline. Inlets reach between mountains, islands divide passages, and glaciers meet a ...
The famous peaks are here, but so are the roads that lead towards them: long straight lines, dusty open country and a vehicle made small by...
Ice rests high above the valley while water falls toward the forest below. Ventisquero Colgante, the hanging glacier in Chile’s Queulat Nat...
Golden vegetation, blue water and the dark-topped Cuernos create a beautifully layered Patagonian scene. Torres del Paine has a recognisabl...
A large piece of ice moves and rolls in the archive filmed near Argentina’s Upsala Glacier. The event turns a seemingly fixed blue shape in...
Torres del Paine’s towers give the landscape a strong vertical outline, while lakes and open ground widen the view around them. The photogr...
Richard Watson’s Perito Moreno film brings the glacier down to walking scale. Small figures between blue ridges help the viewer see a textu...