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Category: Travel

A Favorite Place to Photograph Wildlife: The Silver River in Florida

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Three juvenile double-crested cormorants (Phalacrocorax auritus) standing on a log on the Silver River in Florida.

Wildlife Photography Around the World: The Secrets Behind the Lens

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Photo of a curious bear approaching the camera. © Roie Galitz

Save the Pixels!

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My wall of steel filing cabinets. These contain thousands of hanging pages holding hundreds of thousands of negatives and chromes. The temperature is held at a constant 60*F by central A/C backed up by a room air conditioner. Both are in turn backed up by a gasoline powered generator in case of a power outage; always a possibility in Florida.

Finding Fall Foliage

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Fall foliage at Glade Creek Grist Mill, Babcock State Park, WV.

Wild Horses of the Wild West

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A mother mare and foal are approached and greeted by the herd's stallion in the Piceance-East Douglass Herd Management Area near Meeker, Colorado.

Ephemeral: Photographing in Arches National Park

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Sensuous Double Arch casts its mesmerizing spell on all who stand in awe at its base.

Nightline: Overwhelmed by “Insta-crowds”

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NANPA member and regular blog contributor Jerry Ginsberg was a a consultant to and interviewed on ABC’s Nightline program last night (July 29th) in a feature that examined the balance between access and protection at precious natural places, like the Wave, Zion, Horseshoe Bend and other unique, but fragile, locations.

The Fantastic Four Corners, Part II

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On the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, Mt. Hayden stands in solitary splendor against a backdrop of eroded ridges that seem to stretch forever.

From Lemons to Lemonade in Olympic National Park

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Small waterfall in a creek in Olympic National Park.

The Fantastic Four Corners, Part I

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Standing high above the Utah desert, eye-catching Sixshooter Peak is the calling card

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