National park prints

Late May, with snow still on the peaks and the valleys running green: Lake McDonald, Avalanche Lake, Many Glacier, St. Mary and Two Medicine, and the night sky over the lake.

Hoodoos by day and the Milky Way over the amphitheater by night. Bryce is where our first camera broke, and it keeps pulling us back.

Firehole Falls and bison in the geyser basins in September 2026, the Milky Way over Grand Prismatic, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone on the drive north to Glacier.

The Watchman over the Virgin River in spring and in winter, Kolob Canyons, and the Narrows.

Wheeler Peak, bristlecones thousands of years old, and a night sky certified by DarkSky International. Three and a half hours from the front door, five by the dirt roads, and worth every one.

A night on the White Rim Road below Island in the Sky, camped at Candlestick, September 2026.

Granite boulders, the Mojave, and the trees the park is named for, in July heat.

Sandstone fins and more than two thousand natural arches above the Colorado River outside Moab. Turret Arch stands in the Windows Section, and the whole park is an International Dark Sky Park.

Half Dome above the pines in evening light.