Photographers, amateur and pro alike, can turn a summer trip into an enjoyable and challenging photograph opportunity. Scenic countrywide parks thru the continental US provide wildlife and landscape vistas not found any place else. Additionally, if you are really looking punctiliously, the glory of nature can be found on most roads and highways.
Opportunity abounds for great pictures in Glacier national Park, as an example. This area was created by glaciers and remains in its primitive condition for the main part. Just one road crosses the Park. Bears, wolves, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, deer, elk and moose are the bigger carnivores who call this Park home. Varied habitats provide conditions for a selection of plant and animal life, thus creating a unique environment not equaled any place else in the country.
Late June and July offers opportunity for a spectacular wild flower display which will thrill photographers. Some short roads ( more like trails ) lead to trail heads that one can span to find the fields of flowers throughout the park. Some fringe roads also provide this opportunity. Autumn brings the blazing colours that mark the fantastic thing about nature’s changing seasons. And photographers love blazing color.
Early morning shots of wildlife grazing are available for early risers. Traveling Going-To-The-Sun Road ( the one that crosses the park ) and taking some of the offshoot roads leads you to grazing areas. There is also opportunity for photos that combine wildlife and wildflowers, an especially staggering display of nature’s beauty.
Other photo ops in national parkland include Bryce canyon, also formed by glaciers and the Grand Staircase in Escalante, New Mexico. Arizona and Utah offer Monument Valley and its grand rock formations that were formed by wind and water erosion. Yellowstone national Park will be a state favorite for many years to come.
Our national parks are among the most spectacular in the world.
If you enjoy traveling and would like to read more on some of the most famous places in the world, visit famouswonders.com and also check out Redwood National Forest Camping.
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