Landscape Destinations

Top spots to capture scenic landscapes and wildlife in this photographer’s paradise

Santa Catalina Mountains, Tucson, Arizona

Boulder Beach in Acadia National Park is one of several rocky beaches and granite outcroppings in the park that hold photographic appeal

Yaquina Head in Oregon is a spectacular place to witness the natural drama that happens when ocean meets land

Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia

Bond Falls State Park, Michigan

Formed by flooding of the Missouri River in 1881, Lake Manawa is the centerpiece of this 1,529-acre nature area located in Council Bluffs, Iowa

Photographing an incredible 1,300-mile exploration, following the water of the Platte River Basin

A selection of my top spots for autumn photography, including iconic destinations as well as some less-obvious choices

Spirit Island is one of the most iconic locations in Alberta, surrounded by emerald waters, pristine conifers and rugged snow-capped peaks

Include one of these “flying cameras” in your photography kit for unique perspectives that add a new dimension to your portfolio

Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a unique landscape of channeled cliffs, gullies, hoodoos, caprocks, wind-swept prairie grasses and dome-shaped hills

Encompassing three distinct ecosystems and incredible geographic diversity, this jewel of the Pacific Northwest is unlike any other national park

The iconic stretch of California coastline along Highway 1 offers photographers “the greatest meeting of land and water in the world”

A guide to the variety of stunning locations for nature photography in the Sunshine State

Located in central Colorado, the drive to Mount Evans is a continuous spectacle, with opportunities for both landscape and wildlife photography

An incredible array of wildlife awaits in Central and South America. Plan your trip carefully for an unforgettable photography experience

The dramatic landscapes of Katmai National Park in southern Alaska are home to an abundance of wildlife photo opportunities

As our public land managers struggle to balance access and enjoyment with preservation and safety, photographers can play an important role in the good stewardship of our national parks

Photographing this iconic feature of Lake Tahoe