This category features locations that assume you are already pretty close to the photography destination and can drive or walk to the shoot in less than 1 hour. Obviously you’ll most likely need to fly to the nearest area.
Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada is without doubt one of the most impressive locations in the world for capturing dramatic landscape images. Things are just…. BIG! It’s as if he word ‘epic’ was created…
A photography trip to Moab wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Dead Horse Point State Park. Like many of Utah’s spectacular landscapes, it’s been photographed a gazillion times but don’t let that stop you…
You’ll really struggle to take a bad picture at Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon. It boasts one of the most famous maple trees on planet earth and offers infinite photo opportunities for capturing serene moments…
Proxy Falls is probably one of the most photographed waterfalls in Oregon due to it’s grand scale and epic beauty. However, the often overlooked little sister ‘Upper Proxy Falls’ might not have quite the same…
Just a few meters from the noisy Island Highway you’ll find this stunning secluded waterfall that for some bizzare reason never gets mentioned in any of the tourism promotion for Vancouver Island. I guess it’s…
Delicate Arch is one of the most iconic natural sandstone arches in Utah and although it’s been photographed a million times it’s totally worth the drive and the 50 minute hike out to the plateau….
Between Port Renfrew and Sooke you’ll find Sombrio Beach where a hidden waterfall cascades into an emerald green canyon just steps away from the beach. If you didn’t know to look for it you’d never…
Just inside the foothills of Mt Benson there runs a creek that drops dramatically over a steep shelf of fossil rich rock layers to create one of Nanaimo’s most well kept and most beautiful secrets….
Florencia Bay sits on the edge of Ucluelet on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. It’s close to where Ucluelet ends and Tofino begins. Here are my Florencia Bay Photo Tips. The hidden gem seen…
