Book Review: Guide to Photographing America’s National Parks

One of the gifts I received this past Christmas was a book titled “National Audubon Society Guide to Photographing America’s National Parks” by Tim Fitzharris.

This book provides a great deal of value by providing 250 photographs sprinkled throughout 192 pages describing the US National Parks.  While not a detailed review of each park, you do get a sense of what each park is and what the highlights of each park should be.

Tracie and I are planning a trip to Zion (with short trip to Bryce) later this year…mainly because of the short write-up and wonderful photos provided in this book.  We had been thinking about going back to Yosemite or Yellowstone but the beautiful colors of Zion won us over (and the fact that neither of us has been there yet).

If you’re looking for a book that covers photographing all our great national parks, this is a good one to get.  The book has some amazing photography and some great tips too.

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