Searching for the Elusive Puma

There is a feeling when you are in Patagonia, the far southern area of Chile and Argentina you are at the end of the world. And it is true. The only area more southern is Antarctica.
In the untamed expanses of Wild Patagonia, nature reveals its most breathtaking forms; glaciers carve majestic valleys, while the wind whispers ancient secrets through the towering peaks of the Andes and the vastness of the steppe stretches infinitely, inviting adventurers to explore its rugged beauty. Here, every sunrise brings a fresh palette of colors dancing across the sky, and the call of the wild resonates in the hearts of those fortunate enough to witness its splendor. As you traverse this breathtaking landscape, each step becomes a journey into a world where time stands still, and the harmony of nature reigns supreme, leaving an indelible mark on your soul and a yearning to return to this enchanting land at the edge of the world.
Kati and I travelled to Patagonia to photograph the incredible landscapes and hopefully the elusive Puma.

As the first light of dawn illuminated the rugged landscape (it was 3am when we set off), we began our exciting journey into Torres del Paine, eager for the adventure ahead. Our hearts raced with anticipation as we entered the wild beauty of Patagonia, home to the elusive puma. We met our team that we would be with over the next couple of days looking for the puma.

We met with our exceptionally experienced team as we arrived in Torres del Paine, where within just 30 minutes, we spotted a Puma gracefully making her way over the ridge. She approached us closely, crossing the road a mere 10 feet away before continuing on her path. The photo included captures the moment as she came towards our vantage point.



