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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 Photographers

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Joshua Tree National Park, straddling the Mojave a

Joshua Tree National Park, straddling the Mojave and Colorado Deserts in Southern California, spans 795,156 acres and is known for its surreal landscapes of twisted Joshua trees, rugged rock formations, and desert vistas, shaped by millions of years of erosion and tectonic activity. Established as a national monument in 1936 and a national park in 1994, it attracts about 3 million visitors annually for hiking trails like the 3-mile Ryan Mountain, rock climbing (over 8,000 routes), and stargazing as an International Dark Sky Park.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Joshua Tree National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/joshua-tree-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Real Window Creative

Canyonlands National Park, located in southeastern

Canyonlands National Park, located in southeastern Utah near Moab, spans 337,598 acres and features a vast, rugged landscape of canyons, mesas, and buttes carved by the Colorado and Green Rivers, divided into four districts: Island in the Sky, The Needles, The Maze, and the rivers themselves. Established in 1964, it attracts about 800,000 visitors annually for hiking, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, and 4WD adventures, with geological formations like fins and spires resembling those in nearby Arches National Park, though on a grander scale.

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

📸 Shutterstock / T.Schofield

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, straddling th

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, straddling the Tennessee-North Carolina border, spans 211,000 acres and is renowned for its misty, forested peaks, diverse old-growth forests, and rich biodiversity, shaped by ancient Appalachian tectonic events. Established in 1934, it’s the most visited U.S. national park, drawing over 12 million annually for hiking 800 miles of trails (e.g., 5-mile Alum Cave to Mount LeConte), scenic drives like Cades Cove Loop, and wildlife viewing (black bears, elk, salamanders).

Check out our top photography locations in Great Smoky Mountains National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/great-smoky-mountains-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / kurdistan

Redwood National Park, located along California’

Redwood National Park, located along California’s northern coast, spans 71,715 acres and safeguards some of the world’s tallest coast redwoods, reaching heights over 379 feet and ages exceeding 2,000 years, within temperate rainforests shaped by coastal fog and tectonic activity. Established in 1968, it attracts approximately 450,000 visitors annually for hiking trails like the 0.5-mile Lady Bird Johnson Grove, exploring coastal areas such as Enderts Beach, and spotting wildlife like Roosevelt elk and sea lions.

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

📸 Shutterstock / Arseniy Bokov

Gateway Arch National Park, located in St. Louis,

Gateway Arch National Park, located in St. Louis, Missouri, spans 192.83 acres along the Mississippi River and is centered around the iconic 630-foot Gateway Arch, a stainless steel monument designed by Eero Saarinen, symbolizing America’s westward expansion and completed in 1965.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Gateway Arch National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/gateway-arch-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Rudy Balasko

Shenandoah National Park, located in northern Virg

Shenandoah National Park, located in northern Virginia, spans 199,173 acres along the Blue Ridge Mountains, featuring rolling peaks like Hawksbill (4,050 feet), waterfalls, and hardwood forests shaped by ancient Appalachian uplift. Established in 1935, it attracts about 1.5 million visitors annually for hiking 500 miles of trails, including the 9.4-mile Old Rag Loop, scenic drives on the 105-mile Skyline Drive, and wildlife viewing (black bears, deer).

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

📸 Shutterstock / christianthiel.net

Lassen Volcanic National Park, located in northern

Lassen Volcanic National Park, located in northern California, spans 106,452 acres and is centered around Lassen Peak (10,457 feet), the southernmost active volcano in the Cascade Range, with hydrothermal sites like Bumpass Hell and diverse volcanic landscapes formed over millions of years. Established in 1916, it attracts about 500,000 visitors annually for hiking trails like the 5-mile Lassen Peak Trail, geothermal exploration, and winter activities like snowshoeing, with a Mediterranean climate bringing summer highs near 80°F and winter lows around 20°F with heavy snow.

Check out our top photography locations in Lassen Volcanic National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/lassen-volcanic-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Joshua Hawley

Olympic National Park, located on Washington’s O

Olympic National Park, located on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, spans 922,650 acres and encompasses diverse ecosystems, including temperate rainforests (Hoh and Quinault), rugged Pacific coastline, and glaciated peaks like Mount Olympus (7,980 feet), shaped by millions of years of tectonic activity. Established in 1938, it attracts about 3 million visitors annually for hiking the 0.8-mile Hall of Mosses Trail, beachcombing at Rialto Beach, and wildlife viewing (elk, orcas).

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

📸 Shutterstock / JMY Photography

Indiana Dunes National Park, located along Lake Mi

Indiana Dunes National Park, located along Lake Michigan’s southern shore in Indiana, spans 15,349 acres and features 15 miles of sandy beaches, towering dunes up to 200 feet, wetlands, and forests, shaped by glacial retreat and wind action. Upgraded from a national lakeshore to a national park in 2019, it attracts about 3 million visitors annually for hiking the 3.4-mile Dune Succession Trail, swimming, birdwatching (over 350 species), and biking the Calumet Trail.

Check out some amazing photography locations in Indiana Dunes National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/indiana-dunes-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Eddie J. Rodriquez

✨Featured National Park Photographer Spotlight!✨ Meet Sarah Jane Moore!

I’ve been hooked on photography since I was a kid. I started with disposable film cameras and slowly worked my way up to now chasing wildlife with my DSLR + 200-500mm lens.

Wildlife photography takes patience… sometimes hours in the cold and rain for nothing, other times for that one perfect shot. And honestly? I wouldn’t trade it for anything—it’s my passion. I feel like there’s a story behind just about every shot that I’ve taken and each one holds special memories!

I’m thankful for the opportunities I’ve had to spend time in and capture God’s beautiful creation!

Here are a few of my favorite captures.

©️Sarah Jane Moore Photography. All rights reserved. Prints available at sarahjanemoorephotographyllc.com

Follow Sarah on Instagram @sarahjaneswildlifephotography

I recently got back from camping for a week in Roc

I recently got back from camping for a week in Rocky Mountain National Park and LOVED my time there. It felt great being in nature and soaking in the beauty around me. This is Calypso Cascades. It is located in the Wild Basin region of the Rocky Mountain National Park. This more remote area has beautiful water features like this one. Make sure to stop at Copeland Falls on the way up! The hike was a little challenging because of the uneven terrain and elevation gain, but it was totally worth it! I got lucky and some clouds covered the sun just in time so I could get a soft water shot. If you have more time and stamina, you can continue your hike up to Ouzel Falls. Calypso Cascades hike: Distance: 3.6 miles round-trip, Difficulty: Moderate, Elevation Gain: 610 ft Have you been to Wild Basin? What is your favorite photography location?

North Cascades National Park, located in northern

North Cascades National Park, located in northern Washington, spans 504,781 acres and features jagged peaks, over 300 glaciers, and turquoise lakes, shaped by millions of years of tectonic uplift and glacial erosion. Established in 1968, it attracts about 30,000 visitors annually for hiking trails like the 7.2-mile Cascade Pass, backcountry camping, and wildlife viewing (grizzly bears, bald eagles), with a Mediterranean climate bringing summer highs near 70°F and winter lows around 20°F with heavy snow.

Check out our top photography locations in North Cascades National Park on our website: https://nationalparkphotographer.com/north-cascades-national-park/

📸 Shutterstock / Tim Nair

Wind Cave National Park, located in southwestern S

Wind Cave National Park, located in southwestern South Dakota, spans 33,970 acres and is renowned for its extensive underground cave system, one of the world’s longest with 150 miles of explored passages featuring rare calcite formations like boxwork, formed by water erosion over millions of years, and above-ground prairies. Established in 1903, it attracts about 600,000 visitors annually for cave tours (e.g., 1-hour Natural Entrance Tour), hiking the 4.5-mile Lookout Point Trail, and wildlife viewing (bison, elk).

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

📸 Shutterstock / Rachael Martin

📸 Landscape Photography Tip! Be patient. When h

📸 Landscape Photography Tip! Be patient. When hiking in the Narrows, in Zion National Park, there was a constant stream of people going back and forth. I really wanted a long exposure shot in this location, and so, I had to wait and then wait some more. I finally got this shot when people walked behind the large boulder:)

Yosemite National Park, in California’s Sierra N

Yosemite National Park, in California’s Sierra Nevada, spans 748,436 acres and is renowned for its granite monoliths like El Capitan and Half Dome, towering waterfalls like Yosemite Falls (2,425 feet), and giant sequoia groves, shaped by glacial erosion. Established in 1890, it attracts about 4 million visitors annually for hiking the 8.8-mile Half Dome Trail, rock climbing, and scenic drives like Glacier Point Road. The Mediterranean climate brings summer highs near 80°F and winter lows around 25°F, supporting black bears and diverse flora.

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

📸 @tomwagnerphotography

Happy Friday! Can you guess this National Park? Co

Happy Friday! Can you guess this National Park? Comment below!👇

✨Featured National Park Photographer Spotlight!✨ Meet Hunter Rice!

My name is Hunter Rice. I’m from the Upstate of South Carolina. I have been doing photography now for 4 years. I have a huge passion for the outdoors and God’s creations. It is so fascinating to get to capture all these incredible landscapes that God created for us. I love capturing that moment that doesn’t look real and just soaking it all in trying to achieve the perfect shot! I have a lovely wife name Sarah and 2 Boykin Spaniels named Ruck & Rue. We love traveling to national parks and going on hikes each year and sharing our adventures with others. The mountains are like home to me.

I am so blessed to have grown up near the Blueridge Mountains in North Carolina where I spend a lot of time hiking and taking photos of the beautiful sceneries of western North Carolina. You will find me in the woods hunting, national park traveling, or day trips with my wife and pups up to the Blueridge parkway in western North Carolina.

You can follow Hunter on Instagram @anglerandwoodsmen

The Cliff Palace, in Mesa Verde National Park, is

The Cliff Palace, in Mesa Verde National Park, is the largest cliff-dwelling in North America. It is believed to have sustained a population of about 100 people until a drought lasting longer than two decades forced relocation.

📸 Featured National Park Photographer: @wexplorations

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I love the expression of this wild raccoon explori

I love the expression of this wild raccoon exploring the tide pools in Olympic National Park!

📸 Featured National Park Photographer: @lensladyk

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Going to the Sun Road, in Glacier National Park, i

Going to the Sun Road, in Glacier National Park, is an incredible experience! Every turn brings a new and amazing vista! Have you been?

📸 Featured National Park Photographer: @anglerandwoodsmen

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