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Here you can view our growing list of incredibly talented Featured National Park Photographers! These are the people who not only love National Parks and photography, but have taken the time to develop the knowledge and skill necessary to really capture the beauty of our National Parks in the best possible ways. They are our ambassadors and we are so grateful to them for their contributions in making this site possible. We hope you enjoy their work as much as we do!

Featured National Park Photographer Ambassadors:

Juventa Vezzani

Juventa Vezzani

Tahmoures Tom Tabatabaei

Tahmoures Tom Tabatabaei

Featured National Park Photographers on Our Website:

Juventa Vezzani
Bonnie Clark
Tom Wagner
Abba’s Creations Photography
Greg Thomas
Tahmoures Tom Tabatabaei
Hunter Rice
Andy Crawford
Capitol Reef Photography Tours
Michael Maré

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Acadia National Park, located on Maine’s Mount D

Acadia National Park, located on Maine’s Mount Desert Island and parts of surrounding islands, spans 49,075 acres and features granite peaks like Cadillac Mountain (1,530 feet), rugged Atlantic coastline, and serene lakes, shaped by glacial activity over millions of years. Established in 1916 as the first national park east of the Mississippi, it attracts about 3.5 million visitors annually for hiking 158 miles of trails, biking the 45-mile Carriage Roads, and rock climbing.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Acadia National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/acadia-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Harry Collins Photography

Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, in

Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, in southeastern Alaska, spans 13.2 million acres, the largest U.S. national park, featuring nine of the continent’s 16 highest peaks, massive glaciers, and volcanic landscapes like Mount Wrangell, shaped by tectonic forces. Established in 1980, it attracts about 60,000 visitors annually for hiking, mountaineering, flightseeing, and exploring historic mining towns like Kennecott, with a subarctic climate bringing summer highs near 65°F and winter lows below -20°F.

Check out our top photography locations in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/wrangell-st-elias-national-park-and-preserve/

📸 Shutterstock / Martin Capek

Guadalupe Mountains National Park, located in West

Guadalupe Mountains National Park, located in West Texas, spans 86,367 acres and features the rugged Guadalupe Mountains, including Guadalupe Peak (8,751 feet), Texas’ highest point, formed from a 250-million-year-old Permian reef. Established in 1972, it attracts about 200,000 visitors annually for hiking trails like the 8.4-mile Guadalupe Peak Trail, backcountry exploration, and birdwatching (over 200 species), with fossil-rich limestone supporting diverse flora and fauna like mountain lions.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Guadalupe Mountains National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/guadalupe-mountains-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / John Corso

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, located in weste

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, located in western North Dakota, spans 70,446 acres across three units (South, North, Elkhorn Ranch) and features colorful badlands, rolling prairies, and the Little Missouri River, shaped by millions of years of erosion. Established in 1978, it attracts about 700,000 visitors annually for hiking the 11.5-mile Maah Daah Hey Trail, scenic drives like the 36-mile South Unit Loop, and wildlife viewing (bison, wild horses, pronghorn).

Check out some amazing photography locations in Theodore Roosevelt National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/theodore-roosevelt-national-park/

📸 Andy Crawford

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, on the Big Island

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, on the Big Island of Hawaii, spans 335,259 acres and showcases active volcanism, including Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, two of the world’s most active volcanoes, with lava flows, craters, and steam vents shaped by ongoing eruptions. Established in 1916, it attracts about 1.5 million visitors annually for hiking the 4-mile Kīlauea Iki Trail, exploring lava tubes like Nāhuku, and viewing recent eruptions.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/hawaii-volcanoes-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / nyker

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, locate

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, located in western Colorado, spans 30,750 acres and showcases a dramatic, narrow canyon carved by the Gunnison River over millions of years, with sheer, dark walls dropping as deep as 2,722 feet, making it one of the steepest canyons in North America. Established as a national monument in 1933 and a national park in 1999, it attracts around 300,000 visitors annually to its South Rim and North Rim for activities like scenic drives, hiking, rock climbing, and fishing, with its International Dark Sky Park status offering stellar stargazing.

Check out our top photography locations in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/black-canyon-of-the-gunnison-national-park/

📸 iStock / Starcevic

Petrified Forest National Park, located in northea

Petrified Forest National Park, located in northeastern Arizona, spans 221,390 acres and is renowned for its colorful fossilized logs, badlands, and Painted Desert vistas, formed from ancient forests buried 225 million years ago during the Late Triassic. Established in 1962, it attracts about 600,000 visitors annually for hiking the 0.6-mile Blue Mesa Trail, viewing petroglyphs at Newspaper Rock, and exploring paleontological sites with dinosaur fossils.

Check out our top photography locations in Petrified Forest National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/petrified-forest-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Felix Lipov

Mount Rainier National Park, located in Washington

Mount Rainier National Park, located in Washington state, spans 236,381 acres and centers around Mount Rainier, a 14,410-foot active stratovolcano, with glaciers, alpine meadows, and old-growth forests shaped by volcanic and glacial forces. Established in 1899, it attracts about 1.5 million visitors annually for hiking trails like the 5.5-mile Skyline Trail at Paradise, climbing the peak, and wildlife viewing (black bears, mountain goats).

Check out some amazing photography locations in Mount Rainier National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/mount-rainier-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / C Model

Capitol Reef National Park, located in south-centr

Capitol Reef National Park, located in south-central Utah, spans 241,904 acres and is renowned for its colorful geological formations, including the Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile-long monocline of warped Earth’s crust featuring domes, cliffs, and canyons shaped by millions of years of erosion. Established as a national monument in 1937 and a national park in 1971, it attracts around 1.2 million visitors annually to explore its scenic 8-mile drive, hiking trails like the 2-mile Hickman Bridge or 9.7-mile Cohab Canyon, and historic sites such as the Fruita orchards, where visitors can pick fruit seasonally.

Check out our top photography locations in Capitol Reef National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/capitol-reef-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / TheSteve

Great Basin National Park, located in eastern Neva

Great Basin National Park, located in eastern Nevada near Baker, spans 77,180 acres and encompasses diverse landscapes, including the 13,063-foot Wheeler Peak, ancient bristlecone pine groves (some over 4,000 years old), and Lehman Caves, formed by millions of years of limestone dissolution. Established in 1986, it attracts about 140,000 visitors annually for hiking trails like the 8.6-mile Wheeler Peak Summit Trail, cave tours, and stargazing under its International Dark Sky Park status.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Great Basin National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/great-basin-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Peter Silverman Photo

Glacier National Park, located in northwestern Mon

Glacier National Park, located in northwestern Montana along the Canadian border, spans over 1 million acres and is renowned for its rugged Rocky Mountain peaks, pristine alpine lakes, and over 700 miles of hiking trails, shaped by millions of years of glacial activity that carved dramatic valleys and cirques. Established in 1910, it attracts around 3 million visitors annually to explore iconic areas like Going-to-the-Sun Road, a 50-mile scenic drive, trails such as the 10.3-mile Highline Trail, and wildlife viewing, including grizzly bears, mountain goats, and bighorn sheep, within a diverse ecosystem of over 1,500 plant species.

Check out our top photography locations in Glacier National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/glacier-national-park/

📸 @vezzaniphotography

Everglades National Park, located in southern Flor

Everglades National Park, located in southern Florida, spans 1.5 million acres and protects a vast, unique subtropical wilderness of wetlands, mangroves, pine flatwoods, and coastal prairies, often called the "River of Grass," shaped by the slow flow of water from Lake Okeechobee to Florida Bay. Established in 1934, it attracts around 1 million visitors annually for activities like airboat tours, kayaking the 99-mile Wilderness Waterway, hiking trails such as the 0.8-mile Anhinga Trail, and wildlife viewing, with over 360 bird species, alligators, manatees, and the endangered Florida panther.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Everglades National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/everglades-national-park/

📸 @VezzaniPhotography

Mammoth Cave National Park, located in central Ken

Mammoth Cave National Park, located in central Kentucky, spans 52,830 acres and protects the world’s longest known cave system, with over 400 miles of explored limestone passages formed by water erosion over millions of years, alongside rolling hills and the Green River. Established in 1941, it attracts about 600,000 visitors annually for cave tours (e.g., 2-hour Historic Tour or 4-hour Grand Avenue Tour), hiking the 10-mile Green River Bluffs Trail, and canoeing, with a temperate climate bringing summer highs near 85°F and winter lows around 25°F. The park supports bats, cave critters, and diverse forests.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Mammoth Cave National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/mammoth-cave-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / ZakZeinert

Yellowstone National Park, spanning parts of Wyomi

Yellowstone National Park, spanning parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, covers 2.2 million acres and is famed for its geothermal wonders, including Old Faithful geyser, vibrant hot springs, and the Yellowstone Caldera, formed by volcanic activity over millions of years, alongside vast forests and canyons. Established in 1872 as the world’s first national park, it attracts about 4 million visitors annually for geyser viewing, hiking the 2-mile Grand Prismatic Overlook, wildlife watching (bison, wolves, grizzlies), and fishing.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Yellowstone National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/yellowstone-national-park/

📸 NPS

Death Valley National Park, straddling eastern Cal

Death Valley National Park, straddling eastern California and Nevada, spans 3.4 million acres, making it the largest national park in the contiguous U.S., and is renowned for its extreme desert landscape, including Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level, and surreal geological formations like salt flats, sand dunes, and colorful canyons shaped by millions of years of erosion and tectonic activity.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Death Valley National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/death-valley-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Christian Petrone

Grand Teton National Park, located in northwestern

Grand Teton National Park, located in northwestern Wyoming, spans 310,000 acres and features the dramatic Teton Range, with peaks like Grand Teton (13,775 feet) rising sharply above pristine lakes, formed by glacial and tectonic activity over millions of years. Established in 1929, it draws about 3.5 million visitors annually for hiking trails like the 7.2-mile Cascade Canyon, boating on Jenny Lake, wildlife viewing (moose, elk, grizzly bears), and climbing, with its alpine climate bringing summer highs near 80°F and winter lows below 0°F.

Check out our top photography locations in Grand Teton National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/grand-teton-national-park/

📸 @tomwagnerphotography

Sequoia National Park, located in California’s S

Sequoia National Park, located in California’s Sierra Nevada, spans 404,064 acres and is renowned for its giant sequoia groves, including the General Sherman Tree, the world’s largest by volume, set amid granite peaks and canyons shaped by glacial erosion. Established in 1890, it attracts about 1 million visitors annually, often with Kings Canyon, for hiking the 2-mile Congress Trail, climbing Moro Rock, and wildlife viewing (black bears, mule deer).

Check out some amazing photography locations in Sequoia National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/sequoia-national-park/

📸 Danita Delimont

Isle Royale National Park, located in Lake Superio

Isle Royale National Park, located in Lake Superior, Michigan, spans 571,790 acres, mostly water, and encompasses a remote island archipelago with Isle Royale, a rugged wilderness of forests, lakes, and rocky shores shaped by glacial activity. Established in 1940, it attracts about 25,000 visitors annually, accessible only by ferry or seaplane, for hiking 165 miles of trails like the 40-mile Greenstone Ridge, kayaking, scuba diving historic shipwrecks, and wildlife viewing (moose, wolves).

Check out our top photography locations in Isle Royale National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/isle-royale-national-park/

📸 NPS

Saguaro National Park, located near Tucson, Arizon

Saguaro National Park, located near Tucson, Arizona, spans 91,716 acres across two districts (East and West) and protects iconic saguaro cacti, towering desert giants, in a Sonoran Desert landscape shaped by millions of years of erosion and uplift. Established in 1994, it attracts about 1 million visitors annually for hiking trails like the 6-mile King Canyon Trail, scenic drives like Cactus Forest Loop, and wildlife viewing (javelinas, roadrunners).

Check out our top photography locations in Saguaro National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/saguaro-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Johnny Coate

The National Park of American Samoa, spanning 13,5

The National Park of American Samoa, spanning 13,500 acres across the islands of Tutuila, Ofu, and Ta‘ū, protects lush rainforests, coral reefs, and volcanic landscapes, shaped by millions of years of volcanic activity and marine erosion in the South Pacific. Established in 1988, it attracts about 10,000 visitors annually, accessible by flight or boat, for hiking trails like the 3-mile Mount ‘Alava Trail, snorkeling vibrant reefs, and exploring Samoan cultural sites.

Check out our top photography locations in National Park of American Samoa on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/national-park-american-samoa/

📸 Shutterstock / Bryan Chernick

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