Photographer — Mexico City

Pablo Garza

The picture is rarely waiting on the marked trail. Don't be afraid to wander — most interesting things happen when you take a wrong turn.

AORAKI / MOUNT COOK · 3,724 M · 43.59°S, 170.14°E
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Selected Work

Stills

These are the frames I'd choose if I could only keep a handful — the ones from moments that felt almost perfect, across every trip.

On Patience
Stillness is also a kind of chase.
The Person Behind The Lens

About

Pablo Garza Pablo Garza Pablo Garza

Most people avoid risks in life so they can make it safely to death, even when the future lies in uncertainty. I'd rather live immediately — and photography forces me to actually do that.

"It seems that the more places I see and experience, the bigger I realize the world to be. The more I become aware of, the more I realize how relatively little I know of it, how many places I have still to go, how much more there is to learn."
— Anthony Bourdain

CameraCanon EOS R6 Mark III
LensesRF 24-105mm f/4L · RF 200-800mm
FocusLandscape · Wildlife · Adventure
Available ForEditorial · Brand · Conservation Work
Some frames take days to earn.
Brand & Commercial

Work

Worldwide agency collaborations, sports event coverage, and outdoor gear campaigns — always shot in the field, gear tested in the same conditions it's built for, not in a studio.

SWIPE
Go where the trail runs out.
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