Salt flats. Sacred mountains. Jungle rivers at first light. Photography from the far corners of the map, shot the slow way: on foot, at altitude, before the crowds wake up.
Five days, one 15,000 foot pass, and a glacier the Inca treated as a god.
When to go, where the mirror forms, and how to shoot it without blowing the highlights.
A paper brochure from every park, and what the collection teaches about shooting public land.
Museum grade prints of any frame on this site, produced by a pro lab and shipped to your door. Checkout lands in the next phase, once the print partner is picked.
Editorial and commercial licenses for tourism boards, publishers, and brands. The Bolivia and Peru sets already have a track record with national tourism boards.
More than 500 licenses sold through stock agencies. The stock portfolio keeps selling no matter what happens to any single subscription.
"The camera is the excuse. The trip is the point."
Jonathan Byrne is a travel and wildlife photographer based in South Florida. He documents nature, culture, and everyday life in the places most itineraries skip, from Bolivian salt flats to Japanese pilgrim trails.
His work has been featured by the national tourism boards of Bolivia and Peru, and his stock portfolio has sold more than 500 licenses worldwide. He has visited 31 of the 63 US national parks and collects the official brochure from every one.
Off the trail he is a physician in training and an ultrarunner. The camera comes everywhere. The tripod comes when it earns its weight.