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Wind-carved peaks, glacial lakes, and days measured in kilometers rather than hours.
Patagonia is a landscape that refuses to be photographed well — it is simply too big. Still, we tried.
The drive south delivered a new horizon every hour: turquoise lakes, herds of guanaco, and granite towers catching the last orange light. Weather changed by the minute, so we learned to shoot fast and keep moving.
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