The Wild Edit
The Wild Edit is a collection of places worth returning to.
Through editorial storytelling, photography, field notes, and thoughtfully hosted expeditions, I document the destinations that continue to call me back.
Corrientes
Argentina
6-13 February 2027
Come ride with me in Corrientes, where we’ll spend a week riding Criollo horses through the Iberá wetlands with the gauchos of Estancia Don Joaquín.
Come Along for the Wild
The Wild Edit is a field guide:
A living portfolio of travel and rugged luxury, edited for style without erasing the edge.
Its stories gallop through deserts, dive into sacred waters, nap in fields and stay with you, etched in dust and salt.
Here you’ll find the unknown and unexpected. Quiet luxuries. Whispered rituals. The kind of stories found off the map, and a place to ask questions, travel together and keep the adventure going.
For those who return home with dusty boots, beautiful objects and stories worth telling.
I document and travel to places that are hard to reach and harder to forget.
My work lives where grace meets grit. It’s a world of dust and golden hour, campfire meals and sundowners, linen covered in trail dust, treasures collected with intention, and stories that linger long after the journey ends.
No do-overs. No staging. Just instinct, timing, and whatever the light offered.
This is feral luxury.
Wild places. Beautiful objects. Stories worth bringing home.
Why The Wild Edit Exists
Before I book a ride, I disappear down the rabbit hole.
I read every review I can find. I compare operators. I study maps. I follow Instagram tags. I zoom into photographs looking at horses, tack, pastures and people in the background, trying to answer the questions brochures rarely do.
Will I feel welcome if I arrive alone?
How physically demanding is six hours in the saddle, really?
What does “intermediate rider” actually mean here?
How are the horses living when they’re not carrying guests?
What’s included, what isn’t, and what does the journey to get here actually look like?
Eventually, the internet runs out of answers.
The only thing left to do is get on the plane.
So I do.
I travel to the places I’m most curious about, ask the questions I couldn’t find answers to, photograph everything, and pay attention to the details that brochures overlook.
The Wild Edit is where all of that comes together.
Part travel journal.
Part field guide.
Part editorial.
Part hosted adventures.
Whether you ride with me or help you to plan your own adventure, the goal is the same.
To help you know what you’re saying yes to.
— Heather
Why Me?
I don’t just drop in and shoot.
I ride, stay, wander, and wear the work.
Photography has taught me to look differently. I’m always searching for a new angle, a different perspective or a moment most people walk past.
Long before I book a flight, I’m researching, asking questions and imagining the photographs I haven’t made yet. Once I’m there, I spend enough time in a place to understand it.
Every photograph, recommendation and hosted journey begins with firsthand experience.
If I invite you somewhere, it’s because I’d go back in a heartbeat.
