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Light. Adventure . Stories.

Santiago Leon is a photographer working between Seattle, Los Angeles, and New York City, specializing in interiors and personal branding with an editorial sensibility. Influenced by architecture, design, and the interplay of light and space, his images feel immersive, intentional, and timeless. With a background in capturing interiors and modern creatives, Santiago crafts each photograph to reflect not just how something looks—but how it feels. His full-service, client-centered approach brings clarity and cohesion to every project, making the process collaborative, thoughtful, and deeply aligned with each client’s vision. Whether documenting a space or defining a brand, Santiago’s work transforms visuals into lasting narratives.

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Modern living room with grand piano, wooden flooring, and city view through large windows. Includes white sofa, flat-screen TV, and indoor plants. Architectural Digest logo at the bottom.
Minimalist living room interior with white walls, light wooden floors, a white sofa, a wooden table with chairs, black spherical sculpture, and modern decor.
Elegant living room with vintage furniture, paintings, large windows, and Forbes logo.
Room with a grand piano, framed artwork on dark walls, stained glass window, bookshelf, and modern furniture; Architectural Digest watermark.
Modern living room with abstract art, beige furnishings, and a wooden table. Features a plush armchair, white chairs, a stylish lamp, and books on the table. Large window with curtains and "NEW YORK POST" logo at the bottom.
Night sky with the Milky Way over a mountain; a person sitting on the ground in a blue jacket observing with a red lamp.

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Walking uphill to snowboard gave me a whole new perspective on the sport. There’s something about the effort it takes to climb, step by step, with your board strapped to your back, that makes the experience so much more rewarding. It’s no
@janekidder is an amazing interior designer and artist whose minimalist pieces reflect the textures and energy of rock and stone. Her work has such a grounded, natural vibe, blending her artistic vision with interior spaces that feel calm and intenti
Ever since I found the awesome brutalist architecture of this park, I wanted to get an enviromental portrait of myself in it, something a little more urban than the usual photo on top of a mountain or alpine lake. Thank you to @alyssasssnaps for he
They say, “No friends on a powder day,” but tree runs are just better with a crew. Ducking in and out, laughing and yelling, and pushing each other to go just a little faster— it’s tough to beat that kind of day. Powder is gre
Need one of these days very very soon ❄️🥾🏂 Hiking through the snow to then come back down sliding or even better or a snowboard make for the way back to the car something way more fun rather rhan just wanting to get there. From a fun adventure w
Walking into @alderlakelookout is like taking a deep breath and just feeling everything slow down. Right from the doorway, the view pulls you in. The mountains are wrapped in clouds that drift and change with the wind, and the lake itself shifts colo