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Taking Control of Lightroom online workshop

Mon, Oct 26 · 7:00 PM EDT

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This is a paid workshop, please don't RSVP until you have registered at https://www.lorenphotos.com/product/lightroom-series/

Have you ever spent twenty minutes looking for a photograph you know is somewhere on your computer? Or looked at one of your images and thought, "I know this could look better, but I'm not sure what to do next?"
If so, you're not alone.

Adobe Lightroom Classic is one of the best tools available for organizing and editing photographs, but it can also feel overwhelming. Many photographers only use a small part of what Lightroom can do, while others aren't sure where to begin. This three-part online workshop series is designed to change that.

Each session focuses on a different aspect of Lightroom and can be taken on its own or as part of the complete series. If you're struggling to organize your photo library, the first session is perfect by itself. If you're comfortable with Lightroom but want to improve your editing, you can jump right into one of the editing classes. Of course, the three workshops are designed to build on one another, giving you a complete workflow from importing your photographs to creating finished images you'll be proud to share and print.

Over three evenings, I'll walk you through Lightroom in a relaxed, easy-to-follow way, showing you the techniques I use every day as a professional landscape photographer. You'll learn how to organize your growing photo collection, make your images look their best with a simple editing workflow, and discover more advanced tools that can transform good photographs into great ones.

We'll cover everything from importing and organizing your photos to adjusting exposure and color, using masks and AI-powered editing tools, creating beautiful black and white photographs, removing distractions, and preparing your images for printing or sharing online. Along the way I'll explain not just how to use the tools, but why you might choose one approach over another.

Each session includes live demonstrations using real photographs, practical tips you can start using immediately, and plenty of time for questions. My goal is to make Lightroom less intimidating and help you spend less time sitting at your computer and more time enjoying your photography.

No matter where you are in your Lightroom journey, you'll come away with new skills, greater confidence, and a workflow that makes editing your photographs easier and more enjoyable.

Workshop Schedule
October 26, 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Getting Organized with Lightroom

November 2, 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Basic Editing in Lightroom

November 9, 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Editing Beyond the Basics in Lightroom

Whether you attend one session or all three, you'll leave with practical techniques that you can begin using on your very next editing session.
Each session will be recorded and you can view them whenever you like, so if you miss a session or just want to review, you'll always have access.

Session One
Getting Organized With Lightroom
A great photograph is only valuable if you can find it.
Many photographers have thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of photographs scattered across hard drives, memory cards, and folders with no consistent organization. This class is designed to eliminate that frustration.

You'll learn a simple workflow for importing, organizing, keywording, rating, and managing your images that can grow with you for years. We'll discuss catalogs, folder structures, collections, metadata, backups, and efficient ways to locate any image within seconds.

Whether you're just starting with Lightroom or have been using it for years, this session will help you create a library that is organized, protected, and easy to manage.

By the end of the evening you'll have a complete organizational system that makes Lightroom work for you instead of against you.
Session 1 outline

• How Lightroom works
• Understanding catalogs and your photo library
• Lightroom Classic vs. Lightroom

Building a Workflow

• Creating a catalog
• Folder structure that actually works
• Importing photographs
• Renaming files during import
• Applying metadata presets
• Copyright information

Keeping Your Library Organized

• Keywords
• Ratings
• Color labels
• Flags
• Collections and Collection Sets
• Smart Collections

Finding Any Photo in Seconds

• Library filters
• Metadata searches
• Keyword searches
• Using folders versus collections

Backup and Protection

• Catalog backups
• Backing up photographs
• External drives
• Cloud storage options

Session Two
Basic Editing in Lightroom
This session focuses on the tools you'll use on nearly every photograph you edit.

You'll learn a logical editing workflow that produces consistent, natural-looking results while avoiding many of the common mistakes photographers make. We'll cover exposure, color correction, contrast, cropping, sharpening, noise reduction, lens corrections, and the other adjustments that form the foundation of every successful edit.

We'll also discuss how to evaluate an image, determine what it needs, and make efficient edits without spending unnecessary time moving sliders back and forth.

By the end of the evening you'll have a repeatable editing process that can dramatically improve almost every photograph you make.

Session Outline
The Develop Module

• Understanding the editing workspace
• Working with RAW files
• Reading the histogram

Essential Global Adjustments

• Exposure
• Contrast
• Highlights
• Shadows
• Whites
• Blacks

Improving Color

• White Balance
• Vibrance
• Saturation

Creating Better Detail

• Texture
• Clarity
• Dehaze

Cropping and Straightening

• Aspect ratios
• Leveling horizons
• Composition improvements

Lens Corrections

• Removing distortion
• Chromatic aberration
• Profile corrections

Sharpening and Noise Reduction
Creating Virtual Copies
Copying and Synchronizing Edits

Session Three
Editing Beyond the Basics in Lightroom
Once you've mastered Lightroom's fundamentals, it's time to discover the tools that separate a good photograph from an exceptional one.
This class explores Lightroom's most powerful editing features, including AI masking, selective adjustments, advanced color control, object removal, dodging and burning, and techniques for directing the viewer's eye through an image.

We'll also discuss when advanced editing improves a photograph and when restraint produces a stronger result. Throughout the evening you'll see complete before-and-after demonstrations using real photographs, explaining not only which adjustments were made but why they were made.

You'll leave with a deeper understanding of Lightroom's advanced capabilities and the confidence to tackle more challenging images while developing your own editing style.

Class Outline
Working with Masks

• Subject selection
• Sky selection
• Background masks
• Brush tool
• Linear gradients
• Radial gradients
• Color Range
• Luminance Range

Creative Color Control

• HSL adjustments
• Color Grading
• Point Color

Advanced Tone Control

• Tone Curve
• Local contrast
• Dodging and burning

Removing Distractions

• Healing tool
• Clone tool
• Content-aware removal
• Removing people and objects

Using AI Features

• AI masking
• Adaptive presets
• Noise Reduction
• Super Resolution

Creating Your Personal Style

• Presets
• Saving custom presets
• Batch processing

Preparing Images for Printing and the Web

Who Should Attend?
This series is designed for photographers who are comfortable using a computer but want to become more efficient and confident with Adobe Lightroom Classic. Whether you've been using Lightroom for a month or for several years, you'll discover techniques that will improve both your organization and your image editing.

Participants are encouraged to follow along using their own copy of Lightroom Classic, although simply watching the demonstrations is also perfectly fine.
Each session includes live demonstrations, practical tips, and plenty of opportunities to ask questions.

Workshop Schedule
October 26, 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Getting Organized with Lightroom
November 2, 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Basic Editing in Lightroom
November 9, 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Editing Beyond the Basics in Lightroom

Each session is $59 or get all three for $149

For more info and to register go to https://www.lorenphotos.com/product/lightroom-series/

Mexico City’s Day of the Dead and Beyond

Thu, Oct 29 · 7:00 PM EDT

Mexico City, C. Río Lerma No. 31, Col. Renacimiento, Cuauhtémoc, 06500 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico, Mexico, MX

Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende, and Guanajuato

October 29th - November 6th, 2026

Join here: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/mexico-day-of-the-dead-group-tours/

E-mail us at joinus@photoflytravel.com for the daily itinerary!

Our friends at PhotoFly Travel Club have invited us to this amazing new adventure! In Mexico, death is not hidden away but welcomed with candles, music, and marigolds during Día de los Muertos, when families honor loved ones through vibrant traditions that reconnect the living and the departed. This journey begins in Mexico City, where centuries of history frame the country’s largest celebrations - from elaborate ofrendas and bustling markets to spectacular parades, alongside time to explore iconic sights and savor outstanding tacos. From there, travel to San Miguel de Allende, where the holiday takes on a more intimate spirit amid candlelit plazas, neighborhood altars, and colonial streets alive with music and incense. The journey concludes in nearby Guanajuato, a colorful hillside city whose winding alleys and lively plazas provide a memorable finale to this deeply cultural celebration.

• 8 Nights/9 Days
• Amazing Festivals
• Breakfast Daily
• 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners Included
• Multiple UNESCO sites
• All Transfers and Ground Transportation
• Privately Guided

About Day of the Dead: Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a traditional Mexican holiday held each year at the beginning of November to honor and remember loved ones who have passed away. It is a joyful celebration rooted in Indigenous beliefs and later blended with Catholic traditions introduced during the colonial period. Families create ofrendas (home altars) decorated with photographs, candles, favorite foods, sugar skulls, and bright orange marigolds, believed to help guide spirits back to the world of the living. Cemeteries and homes fill with music, storytelling, and shared meals, reflecting the belief that remembrance keeps the dead present in the lives of the living.

Mexico City (5 Nights)
Set high in the central highlands, Mexico City is a dynamic capital where ancient traditions and modern life intertwine. During Día de los Muertos, the city transforms into a vibrant stage of remembrance and celebration, with streets filled with marigolds, candlelit altars, music, and costumed processions. Public squares, markets, and historic neighborhoods come alive as families and visitors gather to honor loved ones in one of Mexico’s most meaningful and visually spectacular traditions.

• Explore the Historic Center: UNESCO-listed district is home to some of the city's most famous landmarks centered around the grand Constitution Plaza (now commonly referred to as Zocalo). Anchoring one side is the enormous Metropolitan Cathedral and on the other the Palace Nacional. Inside the square and along the edges, you'll see large holiday displays, people in costume, and entertainers. Down the street is the Palacio de Bellas Artes with stunning Art Nouveau exteriors. Inside, you can see large modern art installations including a mural by Diego Rivera.
• Visit Dolores Cemetery: In the early evening, quietly walk through these sprawling grounds to see decorated grave sites, families gathering to celebrate, and hear more about the ways the living celebrate the departed.
• Mercado de San Juan: The market overflows with materials to celebrate the holiday, the flower market is flooded with cempasúchil (Mexican marigolds) which is the bright orange flowers adorning all the altars and cemeteries. Throughout the guided tour, your guide will be pointing out and explaining all things related to the holiday, including sampling pan de muerto, a sweet bread baked during this period.
• Day of the Dead Parade: One of the main thoroughfares is closed on the parade day to give way to a huge procession of floats, costumed-performers, artists, and many more. It is major spectacle that attracts people from all over the country and finishes in the main square with floats left on display to get a closer look.
• See UNAM's Megaofrenda: Students at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) create major art installations around the campus where ideas of youth, culture, and politics converge.
• Frida Kahlo Museum: In addition to exploring the neighborhood of Coyoacan where it is located, you'll learn the detailed history of her life along with her partner, Diego Rivera.
• Day trip to Teotihuacan: Walk through the massive pre-Aztec complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built 1,500 years ago, see pyramids, altars, and temples home to one of the largest cities in the ancient world. Archaeologists believe Teotihuacán was a multiethnic metropolis, its neighborhoods home to Zapotec, Maya, and Gulf Coast communities, making it one of Mesoamerica’s earliest great urban experiments

San Miguel de Allende (2 Nights)
Nestled in Mexico’s central highlands, San Miguel de Allende is one of the country’s most beautiful colonial cities, celebrated for its pastel façades, cobbled streets, and thriving artistic spirit. Anchored by the pink spires of the iconic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, the city blends historic charm with a lively cultural scene of galleries, markets, and cafés. During Día de los Muertos, San Miguel takes on an especially intimate atmosphere, as neighborhood altars, candlelit plazas, and music-filled streets create a deeply personal expression of the holiday.

• Catrina Painting Experience: The catrina is a cartoonish skeletal figure seen all over the country and here, you'll paint your own as your hosts share more history of this icon. This experience combines storytelling, creativity, music, and finishes with your handmade souvenir!
• Downtown City Tour: This Spanish colonial gem is best explored on foot. See the inside of the iconic church, the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, walk through the artisan market where professionals create handmade products made from leather, brass, and fabric, and explore the colorful alleys off the main plaza.
• Taste of San Miguel Walking Food Tour (Optional): Every state has its own regional cuisine and on this tour, you'll taste a few of them. With a local guide that blends a history of the city alongside culinary evolution, enjoy sampling dishes at family-owned restaurants
• Vineyard Tour and Wine Tasting (Optional): North of the city is Valle de la Independencia, a growing wine region. At one of the state's premier wineries, enjoy exploring some of the massive vineyard, visit the underground wine cave, enjoy a tasting, and eat snacks offered by your hosts.

Guanajuato (1 Night)
Set among steep hills in central Mexico, Guanajuato is a vibrant colonial city known for its colorful houses, winding alleyways, and subterranean tunnels. Once one of the world’s great silver-mining centers, the city today feels like an open-air museum filled with lively plazas, historic theaters, and artistic traditions. Landmarks such as the Teatro Juárez reflect its rich cultural heritage, while music and street life animate its squares long into the evening.

• Downtown City Tour: Built above massive silver mines, the city is pedestrian friendly as some underground mining tunnels are now used for car traffic. Along the way, you'll explore the sprawling Hidalgo Market, the university's stunning campus, an urban battlefield during the war of independence, and more.
• Evening Callejoneada Walk: Accompanied by a student group dressed in 17th century costumes, enjoy being part of this moving concert as they sing and play music from the earlier days. Between songs, this moving celebration is a fun way to become an active part of the city's history.

E-mail us at joinus@photoflytravel.com for the daily itinerary!

Price: $3,295
Single Supplement: $975

Go here to sign up: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/mexico-day-of-the-dead-group-tours/

$9-18 Early Bird Specials, Crawl-O -Ween Cheapest Around(25% Discount Only Here)

Sat, Oct 31 · 12:00 PM EDT

Landsdowne Pub, 9 Landsdowne Street, Boston, MA, US

20,000 annual attendees at 50+ exclusive venues in Fenway, West End, Faneuil Hall, Theater District, Seaport, & Financial District.

The 13th Annual CRAWL-O-WEEN Bar Crawl is the largest event of the year with 20,000+ attendees across more than 50 of Boston's best bars, pubs, lounges, clubs and venues including Ned Devine's, Big Night Live, The Grand, Game On, The Lansdowne Pub, Loco Fenway, Ghost Light Tavern, House of Blues and many more.

All participating bars are 100% exclusive to our event. You must have our wristband to avoid cover charges. There will be live DJs and bands at designated locations. Most bars will be open 12pm-6pm ET. Buy a ticket so that you don't have to pay cover charges at any venue in the city! T he largest holiday bar crawls in America for over a decade. This event is the only real Halloween bar crawl in the city, please do not be scammed by other event listings.

Single tickets and group 3 packs are available now with early bird pricing. Ticket pricing each week as the event approaches! Halloween is on a Saturday this year, don't miss out!

This is the only crawl with exclusive access to venues like The Grand, Lansdowne Pub, The Harp, Ned Devine's, Ghost Light Tavern, Big Night Live, Greatest Bar, BiJou, Loco Fenway, and more. Only purchase tickets through this official link — tickets from other sources won’t be valid. Don’t buy tickets from unauthorized events advertising our venues.

Get your Early Bird Discount now Other Promoters are Charging Higher! Individual As Low as $9(Full Price is $90) Early Bird Ends Soon, Will Sell out as event gets closer as well as prices going up!

All participating venues are strictly 21+ access. If you do not have a valid 21+ Massachusetts government issued ID, you will not be granted access.

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/1998163180863/?discount=DavidZ

(We encourage you to buy tickets to individual venues, the only requirement is that you check-in at that specific venue. The benefit of buying the anywhere check in ticket is that you do not need to decide which venue you are starting at.)

SECURE YOUR TICKETS NOW, PRICES WILL RISE SOON AND COVER WILL BE $20 OR MORE To get into ALL PARTICIPATING VENUES!

Crawl-O-Ween is Boston's Biggest Halloween Bar Crawl event!

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/1998163180863/?discount=DavidZ

WEST END:

• Big Night Live (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Hurricane's (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• The Greatest Bar (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Scores (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Sullivan's Tap(Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• The Harp (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Teddys on The Hill (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)

FINANCIAL DISTRICT/FANEUIL HALL:

• The Green Dragon (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Howl At The Moon (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Ned Devine's (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Versus (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)

THEATRE DISTRICT:

• Bijou (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Hava (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Ghost Light Tavern (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Rock N Rye(Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• BSMNT (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)

FENWAY/BACK BAY:

• Game On Fenway (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 2am)
• The Lansdowne Pub (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 9pm)
• Loretta's (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 9pm)
• Bill's Bar (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 9pm)
• Loco Fenway (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Cask N' Flagon (Check-in until 3pm, Crawl until 9pm)
• Cheeky Monkey (Check-in until 2 m, Crawl until 6pm)
• Mighty Squirrel (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• House of Blues (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Back Bay Social (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)

SEAPORT:

• Scorpion Bar (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• The Grand (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Lucy's Lounge (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)
• Borrachito (Check-in until 2pm, Crawl until 6pm)

Choose your Check-In Bar. This is where you will go first to scan your ticket, in exchange for an All Access VIP Bracelet. Once you’ve received your bracelet, you will be able to access every single bar/party on the list.

Check-ins will occur from 12PM to 2(3)PM. You must collect your all-access wristbands before 2PM at the designated check-in location you selected. Please note that bars are subject to capacity limits. We recommend arriving as soon as possible. There will be live DJs and bands at designated locations. Most bars will be open 12pm-6pm ET with several in Fenway Open until 9pm and more bars being added.

AGREE TO hold harmless, and indemnify the organizer and her heirs, and all members and participants of this Meetup group from any and all claims for injury, illness, death, and/or property damage including those caused by negligence, ignorance, inexperience and other reasons. You also agree to assume all mental, physical, financial, and/or other risk associated with this meetup. All meetup activities pose inherent risks and dangers. Participation in these activities is voluntary and dependent upon your own personal judgment.

Argentina Unbound - Small Group Trip!

Tue, Nov 3 · 7:00 PM EST

Buenos Aires, AR

November 3 – 13, 2026

Join here: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/argentina-small-group-tours/

Email us at joinus@photoflytravel.com for the daily itinerary!

Our friends at PhotoFly Travel Club have created a brand new adventure to Argentina - where vibrant city life meets untamed natural beauty. From the tango rhythms and grand boulevards of Buenos Aires to the thunderous spectacle of Iguazú Falls, this immersive adventure blends culture, scenery, and flavor at every turn.
Wander the colonial charm of Salta, venture across the dazzling white expanse of the Salinas Grandes salt flats, and sip crisp Torrontés wines in the sun-soaked Calchaquí Valleys. Stand in awe at the edge of the legendary Devil’s Throat, where cascading water, mist, and rainbows create an unforgettable moment.

With boutique accommodations, expert private guides, and a thoughtfully paced itinerary, this journey showcases the remarkable diversity of Argentina—spanning cosmopolitan cities, high-altitude deserts, celebrated wine regions, and one of the world’s most breathtaking waterfalls. Should you want to do more, there's an optional extension to Patagonia!

• 10 Nights/11 Days
• Buenos Aires (3 Nights) | Salta (2 Nights) | Cafayate (2 Nights) | Iguazu Falls (3 Nights)
• Classy boutique hotels & resorts
• Domestic flight INCLUDED - $850 value!
• Breakfast daily
• 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners included
• Privately guided adventures throughout
• All taxes, transfers, fees included

Email us directly at joinus@photoflytravel.com to receive a detailed daily itinerary!

Buenos Aires - 3 nights

• City Tour: On the north side, see the trendy neighborhood of Palermo, visit Recoleta Cemetary home to the final resting place of notable Argentinians, walk along Basilica del Pilar, the Public Law School, and the iconic Floralis Generica sculpture. On the south side, visit the Plaza Mayor, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and walk the widest avenue in South America.
• Dinner at Asado Restaurant: Enjoy local wines and grilled meats on a traditional parilla fired by wood and charcoal embers.
• Evening Tango Show (optional): Dinner and a show to appreciate the country's world-famous dance - tango!

Salta - 2 nights

• Salta Highlights: Explore the Cathedral (resting place of General Güemes), San Francisco Church, and key museums. Take in sweeping views from San Bernardo Hill, visit the Battle of Salta Monument and San Lorenzo village, and browse local crafts at the Artisan Market.
• Salinas Grandes: Marvel at the vast white salt flats of the high Andes, where geometric patterns, turquoise pools, and salt-carved structures create a surreal desert landscape.

Cafayate – 2 nights

• Scenic Drive to Cafayate: Travel south from Salta along Route 68 through the Lerma Valley, passing historic villages and the dramatic Quebrada de las Conchas, where wind-carved formations like the Amphitheater, Devil’s Throat, and Castles create a landscape of striking color and shape.
• Wine Tasting Experience: Visit local wineries to sample Cafayate’s signature Torrontés, celebrated for its fresh, aromatic character shaped by the region’s high-altitude terroir.
• Leisure Time in Cafayate: Enjoy a full day at your own pace—revisit a favorite vineyard, stroll the charming main square, or unwind amid the surrounding vineyards.

Iguazu Falls – 3 nights

• Brazilian Side of Iguazú Falls: Explore Iguazú National Park in Brazil, where sweeping walkways reveal panoramic views of San Martín Island and iconic cascades like Bosetti, San Martín, and Tres Mosqueteros—often framed by vivid, ever-present rainbows.
• Argentine Side of Iguazú Falls: Spend a full day immersed in lush rainforest, walking the Upper and Lower Circuits for close-up views of powerful waterfalls. The highlight: standing at the edge of the immense Devil’s Throat as water thunders into a misty abyss.
• The Great Adventure: Experience the falls from below on a thrilling zodiac ride that brings you face-to-face with the crashing cascades, followed by a scenic river journey and a 4x4 drive through the jungle along the Yacaratiá trail.
• Farewell Dinner Experience: Celebrate the journey with exceptional food, wine, and local culture, sharing stories with fellow travelers in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

Email us at joinus@photoflytravel.com for the daily itinerary!

Price: $4,295
Single Supplement: $1,395
Go here to sign up: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/argentina-small-group-tours/

OPTIONAL PATAGONIA EXTENSION
November 13 - November 16, 2026

Extend your Argentina adventure with a journey south to legendary El Calafate, gateway to the breathtaking world of Patagonian glaciers. During three unforgettable nights in the “Capital of the Glaciers,” witness immense walls of ancient ice crashing into vivid turquoise waters, cruise among drifting icebergs, and experience the raw beauty of the southern Andes at the edge of the world. Wild, powerful, and endlessly photogenic, it’s the perfect grand finale to an extraordinary journey.

El Calafate – 3 nights

• Perito Moreno Glacier: Prepare to be amazed by this enormous, ever-advancing wall of ice—over three miles wide and rising up to 200 feet above the water. From panoramic walkways along the Los Témpanos Canal, watch as massive лед chunks crack and thunder into the lake below, creating an unforgettable, echoing spectacle. One of Argentina’s most iconic natural wonders, it’s a moment that truly stays with you.
• Todo Glaciares Cruise: Sail from Puerto Punta Bandera into the icy expanse of Lago Argentino, navigating through the narrow Boca del Diablo into a world of towering glaciers and drifting icebergs. Admire the distant immensity of Upsala Glacier and the soaring face of Spegazzini, the tallest in the park, while passing smaller hanging glaciers along the way. A short forest walk leads to sweeping viewpoints and the Spegazzini Refuge—perfect for taking in Patagonia’s grandeur from the edge of the ice.

Price: $1,849
Single Supplement: $195
Go here to sign up: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/argentina-small-group-tours/