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Seeking out the bristlecone pine in the rarified air of the mountain Southwest, David Muench finds both spiritual pilgrimage and everlasting challenge

Grizzly bears, old-growth rain forest and state-sized glaciers are just a few of the photo opportunities in Alaska‚’s Chugach Mountains

A new book shows how the planet's changing climate is affecting life in the Arctic

Using the capabilities of a digital camera and embracing a desire to experiment, William Neill is producing a body of unique images that go far beyond literal landscapes

Technology lets us go through life at breakneck speed, but not always in the correct direction

Montana-based photographer Gordon Wiltsie is one of the world‚’s foremost expedition photographers, having recorded the exploits of many great explorers, including Alex Lowe, Conrad Anker, Will Steger, Jon Krakauer, David Breashears and Norman Vaugh

Heather Angel got her start as a biologist photographing whales and has become one of the leading nature photographers of the past quarter-century, communicating her enthusiasm for the natural world through her writing, workshops and lectures

The rain forests of Central America are so close, yet so exotic

Searching for unique photos puts our columnist in a tough spot

Slot canyons are among the Southwest's most iconic photographic subjects, but they require proper preparation and attention to the potential hazards

Craig Blacklock uses the camera to explore the natural world and create images that inform, educate and inspire

From Florida to Maine, rare photo opportunities can be found among forests with tree stands dating back to the 18th century and earlier

Art Wolfe takes to HD television to visually show off the beauty and wonder of our planet

With a passion for adventure and exploration, this photographer shows off the wild parts of the world to document the relationship between people and wildlife and the environment

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore believes photography can make a difference in helping protect the environment

The rugged mountains, sweeping vistas and sublime auroras are among the subjects waiting for your lens in Canada

Photo workshops connect you to world-class instructors and fellow photographers for hands-on experience that will invigorate your photography

Use these techniques to add a feeling of motion to your images

Elizabeth Carmel's expressive landscapes are a combination of subtle details and majestic scenes

Your best images come when you see the photograph as a whole