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Mount Liberty
Part of Franconia Ridge, Mount Liberty is the second-highest mountain peak in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a unique landscape of channeled cliffs, gullies, hoodoos, caprocks, wind-swept prairie grasses and dome-shaped hills
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Macro Field Studio
Want to create studio-quality macro images of wild subjects in their environments? Try these tips to build a macro field studio for photos on location.
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Alert The Border Guard
Keep an eye on the edges of your frame for stronger images
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Start Selling Your Prints
A good way to start producing income is by selling prints of your best work
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Parks For The People
George Grant toiled in obscurity for nearly three decades as the first official photographer of the National Park Service. Ren and Helen Davis want to make sure his story isn’t lost to history.
Showcase: July 2016
A rock climber and the Orion Nebula in the Buttermilk Range near the Eastern Sierra town of Bishop, California. See more of Rowell’s astrophotography in his article “Night Fantastic.”
“Rafting for days on end past sandbars and below towering peaks offers photographers opportunities to give a feeling of scale by including rafts in the foreground,” notes Miller in his article about rafting the Alsek River, “Whitewater Adventure.”