Why a Wonder: Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge is located in Virginia's Eastern Shore area along the Atlantic Coast. Here you can...

Why a Wonder: Redwood trees are the tallest trees on the planet. The redwoods of the northern California coast make majestic photo...

Why a Wonder: The granddaddy of all slot canyons, the Narrows of the Virgin River is an amazing landscape photo experience that shouldn't...

Why a Wonder: Little Wild Horse Canyon is a long sandstone slot canyon in the Utah wilderness. Within its long stretch of narrows, you...

Why a Wonder: Cades Cove, an isolated mountain cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, combines the beauty of the Southern...

Why a Wonder: Factory Butte rises high above otherworldly desert scenery. The landscape is painted with a mix of blues, reds, and...

Why a Wonder: The Pacific Northwest of the United States hosts some of the most beautiful temperate rain forest in the world. The forests...

Why a Wonder: The Grand Teton Range is one of the most dramatic mountain ranges in the world. And there's no better place to view and...

Why A Wonder: Big Bend National Park is a less visited gem of the National Park Service. Located in West Texas bordering Mexico, the park...

Why a Wonder: Coyote Buttes South is part of the 280,000-acre Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. It has some of the most spectacular...

Why a Wonder: Mesa Arch is a spectacular arch extending past the edge of a sandstone cliff. The cliff face reflects and adds color to the...

Why A Wonder "New York, New York. If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere," and that goes for photography too. The lower Manhattan...

Why a Wonder: Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge offers an opportunity to make photographs of hundreds of sandhill cranes and...

Why a Wonder: Strawberry Hill, with its diversity of wildlife – seals, sea stars and shore birds – combined with breathtaking views of...

Why a Wonder: Silver Falls State Park offers some of the most amazing waterfalls in Oregon, a state renowned for beautiful and...

Why a Wonder: A geologic wonderland, Valley of Fire State Park protects 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone. Red isn't the only...

Why a Wonder: Long shadows sweep across dramatic sand dunes that are often bathed by beautiful light in the early morning and late...

Why a Wonder: A landscape filled with shapes, patterns and colors that is unlike any other you may see on the planet. Where: Death Valley...

Why a Wonder: Approximately 200 species of birds have been seen and photographed at Wakodahatchee Wetlands. Most common are roseate...

Why a Wonder: A “Florida the way it used to be” park consisting of 37,000 acres, Myakka River State Park is home to a diversity of birds....