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Blackwater Pond
Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve, Alaska, USA
GPS Coordinates: 58° 42′ 0″ N 136° 9′ 0″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 61.197583333333300
LON -140.991988888888000
West of the capital city of Alaska, Juneau, is a proclaimed World Heritage Site called Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. This is Alaska's beautiful land of tidewater glaciers, fjords, coves, snow-capped 15,000-foot peaks and wildlife such as whales, seals, bald eagles and more. There are many ways to travel to the park, including cruise ships, tour boats, and it's even accessible to kayakers.
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Sheridan Glacier
Chugach National Park, Alaska, USA
GPS Coordinates: 60° 32′ 12.54″ N
145° 19′ 26.63″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 60.536816666666600
LON -145.324063888888000
Wonder Lake
Denali National Park, Alaska, USA
GPS Coordinates: 63° 29′ 03.60″ N
150° 52′ 36.37″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 63.484333333333300
LON -150.876769444444000
Redfish Lake
Sawtooth Mountains, Idaho, USA
GPS Coordinates: 48° 41′ 45.20″ N
113° 43′ 02.09″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 44.112900000000000
LON -114.930180555555000
Going to the SunHighway
Glacier Park, Montana, USA
GPS Coordinates: 48° 41′ 45.20″ N
113° 43′ 02.09″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 48.695888888888800
LON -113.717247222222000
Grinnel LakeTrail
Glacier National Park, Montana, USA
GPS Coordinates: 48° 45′ 55.88″ N
113° 42′ 22.31″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 48.765522222222200
LON -113.706197222222000
Bandon Beach
Oregon, USA
GPS Coordinates: 43° 06′ 48.04″ N
124° 25′ 49.84″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 43.113344444444400
LON -124.430511111111000
Crator Lake
Oregon, USA
GPS Coordinates: 42′ 56′ 29.66″ N
122° 06′ 21.54″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 42.941572222222200
LON -122.105983333333000
OlympicNational Park
Washington, USA
GPS Coordinates: 48° 00′ 03.48″ N
123° 30′ 33.26″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 48.00096666666666
LON -123.50923888888889
Paradise, Mt. Rainier National Park
Washington, USA
GPS Coordinates: 46° 47′ 09.07″ N
121° 44′ 15.74″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 46.78585277777778
LON -121.73770555555555
Get focused
For moving subjects, use the Canon EOS 5D’s AI-Servo AF, which continuously focuses on the subject and even predicts its exact distance at the instant of exposure. For stationary subjects, use One-Shot AF. If the subject is stationary but you expect it to move, try AI Focus AF, which automatically switches from one-shot to servo when it detects subject movement. The EOS 5D features nine AF points. You can select any of them to suit your composition, or let the camera elect the appropriate one automatically. For more on the EOS 5D, click here.
Yellow MoundsOverlook
The Badlands, South Dakota, USA
GPS Coordinates: 43° 47′ 30.06″ N
102° 04′ 58.91″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 43.791683333333300
LON -102.083030555555000
Castle Geyser
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA
GPS Coordinates: 44° 27′ 49.44″ N
110° 50′ 13.08″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 44.463733333333300
LON -110.836966666666000
Oxbow Bend
Mount Moran, Wyoming, USA
GPS Coordinates: 43° 51′ 57.64″ N
110° 33′ 06.16″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 43.866011111111100
LON -110.551711111111000
Snake RiverOverlook
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA
GPS Coordinates: 43° 45′ 15.48″ N
110° 37′ 28.52″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 43.754300000000000
LON -110.624588888888000
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Devils Tower
Black Hills, Wyoming, USA
GPS Coordinates: 44° 35′ 26.34″ N
104° 43′ 02.20″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™: LAT 44.590278000000000
LON -104.715278000000000
Another American monolith formation is the Devils Tower National Monument, which seems to rise up out of nowhere to provide the passerby and the outdoor photographer with a magical muse. Devils Tower is a volcanic neck or igneous intrusion that was formed thousands of years ago and rises 1,267 feet above a pine forest in the Black Hills of northeastern Wyoming. There are plenty of places and times to shoot the tower, but sunrise and sunset are quite spectacular. Capturing the tower up close or from Belle Fourche River provides stunning views of the monument.
Wide-angle for portraits
Most people think of a moderate telephoto when photographing people, but using a wide angle can allow you to capture more of your subject’s interesting environment. Do watch out for distortion, though. It’s good to get close to your subject, but get too close and the wide-angle perspective may overly exaggerate your subject’s facial features. If this happens, take a step back. For more on the Canon EF 24-105mm, click here.