Photographer — Mexico City

Pablo Garza

Most of it happens after I've been still long enough that whatever's on the other end of the lens forgets I'm there.

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

Stills

Mountain photography — Iztaccíhuatl
Iztaccíhuatl, Dawn · Mountains
Wildlife photography
High Altitude Resident · Wildlife
Adventure photography — glacier
Glacier Line, Dawn · Adventure
Mountain photography — ridge
The Long Ridge · Mountains
Adventure photography — summit
Summit, Last Light · Adventure
Wildlife photography — close encounter
Held Still, Watched · Wildlife
Mountain photography — ridge line
Ridge Line, Blue Hour · Mountains
Wildlife photography — flight
Mid-Flight · Wildlife
Adventure photography — camp
High Camp · Adventure
The Person Behind The Lens

About

Portrait of Pablo Garza

There's a fine line between wanting to eat the world and being still enough to actually see it. Every peak on this site is one I've stood on myself, not scouted from a road.

Based in Mexico City. Working on a short documentary about the retreat of the Iztaccíhuatl glacier — the first in what I hope becomes a longer body of work on wild places that are running out of time.

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CameraCanon EOS R6 Mark II
LensesRF 24-105mm f/4L · RF 200-800mm
FocusMountains · Wildlife · Documentary Film
Available ForEditorial · Brand · Conservation Work
Brand & Commercial

Work

Campaign and commercial work for outdoor gear and apparel — shot in the same conditions the product is built for, not in a studio.

Brand campaign — outdoor apparel
Shell Jacket Campaign · Client Name
Brand campaign — climbing gear
Rope & Rack · Client Name
Brand campaign — footwear
Trailhead Kit · Client Name
Location · Year

Trip Name