A list of some of the best locations near Kanab, Utah for landscape photography. Including places like the iconic Wave to hidden gems like Inchworm Arch.

A guide to hiking and photographing Bear Mountain in Sedona. This challenging 5-mile hike gains nearly 2,000 feet in elevation but the incredible summit vistas make it all worthwhile.

White Pocket, in the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, is a true geological gem to explore for adventurers and photographers alike. This remote and secluded area boasts a surreal landscape with intricate swirls, patterns, and vibrant colors etched into the sandstone formations.

Arizona offers incredibly diverse landscapes for landscape photographers, from iconic sites like the Grand Canyon to hidden gems like the Vermillion Cliffs. Check out this list of some of the best places to photograph nature in Arizona.

From towering granite formations like Thumb Butte to serene lakes perfectly reflecting their surroundings, Prescott offers a wealth of photogenic landscapes. Capture warm glowing light on Watson Lake's boulders at sunrise or the massive scale of Granite Mountain.

Losing the permit lottery for The Wave initially felt disappointing, until I discovered the extraordinary beauty of Coyote Buttes South. This vast expanse of mesmerizing rock formations and textures sprawling for miles left me awestruck.

Sedona's red rock landscapes are renowned worldwide, but few visitors venture beyond the main attractions to uncover the true hidden gems. Schnebly Hill Road, a rugged and technical off-road trail, offers an escape from the crowds and a unique vantage point.

Hiking to The Wave formation in Northern Arizona is a bucket-list adventure, but experiencing it blanketed in snow was truly surreal. Despite the challenges of navigating the snowy, impassable roads, I was determined to seize my hard-won permit opportunity.