In the long and storied history of landscape photography, one name stands apart: Ansel Adams. Sometimes called “the godfather of landscape photography,” the American was a visionary who helped shape the foundations of the genre as we know it today.

Argentina is a unique and captivating land: vast and beautiful, complex and contradictory. Its extraordinary landscapes encompass soaring peaks, endless plains, glaciers, and salt flats, punctuated by cosmopolitan cities, while its people — indigenous, European, and others — together forged a singular, enigmatic spirit.