Patrick Stuart Baker

Patrick Stuart Baker climbed the Presidio's mountain ranges when he was ten years old. Photography started for him as a means of exploring the natural world and climbing mountains. He started taking images on his trips to share with his loved ones.

Patrick Stuart Baker had no clue what he was getting himself into when he embarked on a tour to explore the world's most beautiful landscapes. It's difficult to describe these photographs as anything but beautiful and timeless, and they're how he's kept in touch with the rest of the world throughout time.

Patrick Stuart Baker was born in the city of Presidio, Texas. It is located in Presidio County, close over the Mexican border. In Spanish, the word means "fortress." His paternal grandpa was Andrew Baker, and his mother was Lilian Baker. They were one of the few white people in the town. Latinos made up more than half of the population.

Patrick Stuart Baker inherited his father's enthusiasm for climbing as a kid and developed an early interest in the sport. Baker would eventually accompany his father on his vacations, and the two would travel throughout the United States, seeing new sights and meeting new people.

Baker was fifteen years old when his father died in the year of his death. He chose to continue the excursions as an homage to his father. He obtained his first camera at the age of sixteen and started documenting the places he visited. His mother started to realize how lovely he was after showing them the images. He pursued photography as a hobby for a long time before deciding to pursue it professionally.