The National Parks Gallery is my way of sharing the history, beauty, and diversity of America’s national parks and monuments.
Established in 1916 under President Woodrow Wilson, the National Park Service preserves not only scenic wonders and wilderness but also historic sites, cultural landmarks, and urban recreation areas.
My travels have taken me to many parks and monuments — from Yellowstone to Death Valley and beyond — with Mount Rainier being the park I’ve visited and photographed most extensively. These journeys allow me to experience the majesty of each park firsthand.
Through my photography and writing, my goal is to capture both the natural beauty and the stories behind these treasured places, inviting viewers to see them through my eyes and appreciate their enduring significance.
Established in 1916 under President Woodrow Wilson, the National Park Service preserves not only scenic wonders and wilderness but also historic sites, cultural landmarks, and urban recreation areas.
My travels have taken me to many parks and monuments — from Yellowstone to Death Valley and beyond — with Mount Rainier being the park I’ve visited and photographed most extensively. These journeys allow me to experience the majesty of each park firsthand.
Through my photography and writing, my goal is to capture both the natural beauty and the stories behind these treasured places, inviting viewers to see them through my eyes and appreciate their enduring significance.
These galleries contain some of my favorite National Park images that are available as downloads and fine art prints. To view the gallery of all National Parks, click here or on the photo collage above. To view individual National Parks click on any of the collages below. When you are in a gallery, click on a thumbnail to enlarge an image. To navigate the images click on the arrows. To see the captions click on the (i) symbol.
