Every photographer has favorite images from visits to National Park System units. Continuing a 2015 tradition with the Traveler, contributing photographer Rebecca Latson offers up 10 of her favorite images captured over the course of 2022, explaining why she likes each image and how she got the shots.
"Climate change doesn't happen overnight, nor is it a smooth process. The Painted Hills contain a record of both long-term climate change as well as the fluctuations that occurred along the way. For instance, those iron-red bands you see in the hills represent a warm and moist environment where the soil was usually damp. Ponds and lakes would have dotted the area.
Have you ever wondered what constitutes a unit and what each unit represents? Do you know what constitutes the difference between a national park versus a national monument versus a national recreation area? Traveler contributing writer Rebecca Latson decided to figure that out for herself and you.
Traveler contributing photographer Rebecca Latson loves every single national park unit she’s ever visited, but she believes some parks are real standouts for certain categories of photography. In this month’s column, Rebecca lists some of those favorite parks.
Planning a trip to a national park or other park unit? If you are traveling to explore the three units of John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in Oregon, this Traveler’s Checklist provides helpful tips to make the most of your visit.
Are you ready to test your knowledge and learn more about units in the National Park System? Then take a look at National Parks Quiz And Trivia #27 and see just how much you know (or think you know).
Every New Year, the Traveler’s Rebecca Latson keeps a tradition of showing her favorite shots captured during her national park photo travels of the previous year. In this month’s column, Rebecca reviews her 10 favorite images from 2020, telling us why she likes those particular shots and how she captured them. Maybe her favorites places are already yours, or maybe they will be new favorites for you to photograph.
Despite 2020’s coronavirus pandemic causing cancellation of a number of park photo trips, Traveler’s Rebecca Latson still managed to visit several of the National Park System’s units in a safe, distanced manner. Over the year, Rebecca shared tips, techniques, and favorite places to photograph as well as how to stay safe and healthy while doing so. Here’s a look back at her articles and photos.
Contributing photographer Rebecca Latson has visited quite a few national parks within the past two decades. In this month’s column, Rebecca shares with you even more of her favorite spots for photography in the national parks she’s visited.
What can you do during a 3-day visit to John Day Fossil Beds National Monument? Contributing photographer Rebecca Latson recently traveled there and returns with a description and photos of this eastern Oregon geologic wonder.