No. The tour works the same for photographers and for those who just want to observe and learn about the wildlife.
A photographer guiding photographers
I bought my first camera at fourteen, and ever since, documenting through my lens what my eyes enjoy has become part of my life. Since 2020 I've been coming to Torres del Paine frequently to photograph pumas, and in 2022 I earned my certification as a guide. Today I combine both trades: I guide and photograph at the same time.
That changes the kind of support I can offer. It's not just about knowing where to look, it's about understanding the light, the distance and the moment so your photo comes out well, without ever putting the shot ahead of the animal's wellbeing. For more on the territory and why Torres del Paine allows this kind of photography, see the detail on puma sighting in Torres del Paine.
What the photography support includes
Designed so you can focus on the shot, not the logistics
Photographer guiding photographers
Support from someone who's also after the shot, not just a guide who happens to carry a camera
Private from 1 passenger
No dependence on the pace of a large group or filling a bus
Optical gear included
Spotting scope, mini telescope or binoculars depending on the outing, shared among the group
Ethical sighting
The focus is respectful observation, not chasing the shot at any cost
Never rushing the shot
Every outing moves at the pace nature sets. Sometimes the encounter lasts an instant, other times it turns into minutes of close observation. There's no guaranteed pose or framing, it's a wild animal in its habitat, but there is time, patience, and the support of someone who understands both puma behavior and what you need for your photography.
See the results in the gallery
Escarcha, Dania, Petaca and other local pumas, photographed on real outings.
See galleryCertified guide
Certified in trekking and wildlife observation
Current certification
Sernatur and Ministry of Transport
2025 Protocol
Same protocol used by the Municipality, CONAF and Panthera
Frequently asked questions
What people ask me most about the photography experience
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Do I need to be a photographer or have experience?
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Is the guide also a photographer?
Yes. I bought my first camera at fourteen and today I combine both trades, guiding and photographing at the same time.
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What's included in the outing?
Private transport, certified guide, wildlife search and tracking, optical gear, photography support, and box lunch, coffee and drinks.
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What's not included?
Entry to Torres del Paine National Park (purchased separately), travel insurance, and lodging or meals outside the box lunch.
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How do I book?
Online with the quote tool, by WhatsApp or through the contact form. We coordinate the date and length, and a 30% non-refundable deposit secures your spot.