All posts filed under: National Park
Deer Showing Affection
We took an overnight trip to Shenandoah National Park earlier this week. We stayed at the Big Meadows Lodge so we can quickly get to the Big Meadows all the times where if one’s lucky can see the new born fawns under the brushes or […]
Shenandoah National Park – 2020.11.4.
We’ve all been under stress dealing with Coronavirus pandemic everyday and watching presidential election report on TV Tuesday has really stressed me out, so I decided to take a break by visiting Shenandoah National Park yesterday. Gone has the crowd ’cause the fall foliage was […]
Monocacy Aqueduct of C&O Canal
With just one glace of the Monocacy Aqueduct, visitors are struck with the magnitude of this marvelous seven arched structure. Located at milepost 42.2, the Monocacy Aqueduct is 1 of 11 water bridges along the 184.5 miles of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical […]
Celebrating National Park Week (April 18-26, 2020)
This is my post for celebrating the National Parks and the Earth Day 0f 2020: Acadia at Dusk: Milky Way at Arches: Bryce Canyon in Winter: Mesa Arch at Canyonlands: Sunset Sky at Capitol Reef: Sunrise at Zabriski Point of Death Valley:: Sunset at White […]
Sunset at Joshua Tree National Park
I have just got back home in Frederick, Maryland from a 12-day trip to LA area. Our first stop was an overnight trip to Joshua Tree National Park. We visited the park on a day trip from LA two years ago and was regret not […]
Grand Teton National Park – Sept. 2019 – Part 3 – Scenery
Driving around Grand Teton National Park one can see numerus scenic views from Colter Bay to Jackson on Highway 191 and many side roads such as Teton Park Road, Kelly Loop, Moose Wilson Road, etc. and of course, I have some favorite spot for photography. […]
Grand Teton National Park – Fall 2019 – Part 2 – Wildlife
Grand Teton is one of my favorite national parks, not only for the beautiful scenery but plenty of wildlife, moose in particular at this time of the year. I used my old Olympus 70-300 mm or 140-600 mm equivalent lens with adaptor to Olympus mirrorless […]
Grand Teton National Park – Fall 2019 – Part 1 – Foliage Colors
There must be more than one hundred taking the sunrise picture at Oxbow Bend of Grand Teton. It was a beautiful scene especial with the bright yellow aspen trees. I shot most of my scenery image using HDR (5 quick shots with my Olympus Mirrorless […]
