Do yourself a favor………….
If you travel to the national parks, wildlife refuges, or just the most scenic regions of America to make photographs you need to subscribe to Photograph America Newsletter. Bob Hitchman has produced the greatest scouting tool in the industry! The best $140. you can spend if you want to know all the most important info about the best shooting locations is the complete set of pdfs (131) reports!! Just look at all the areas covered in this set!! ….and a 1 year subscription to new locations!
1: Death Valley, Nevada
2: Autumn in New England, Vermont/NH
3: Winter in Wyoming
4: The Hana Coast of Maui, Hawaii
5: California Deserts in Spring
6: The Oregon Coast
7: Hidden Desert Canyons, Utah
8: Colorful Colorado
9: Olympic Rain Forests, Washington
10: Into The Everglades, Florida
11: Kauai—The Na Pali Coast, Hawaii
12: Zion and Bryce National Parks, Utah
13: Acadia and Coast of Maine
14: Point Lobos and Big Sur, California
15: 50 Great Photo Trips
16: Wildflowers of the Arizona Desert
17: North of the Golden Gate, California
18: Arches National Park, Utah
19: East of the Sierra, California
20: Glacier National Park, Montana
21: Sanibel and Captiva Islands, Florida
22: Hawaii—The Big Island
23: Yosemite Valley, California
24: Great Smoky Mtns National Park, TN/NC
25: Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico
26: The Coast of Nova Scotia
27: Monument Valley, Arizona
28: Winter in Yellowstone, Wyoming
29: Waterfalls of Oregon
30: The Canadian Rockies
31: Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
32: Cliff Dwellings of Southwest, Colorado
33: Into The Okefenokee, Georgia
34: The Pacific Flyway, California
35: Canyonlands National Park, Utah
36: Back Roads of Kentucky
37: Outer Banks of North Carolina
38: Driving the Alaska Highway
39: Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
40: Big Bend National Park, Texas
41: Pacific Rim National Park, Vancouver Is.
42: More Hidden Desert Canyons, UT/AZ
43: Upper Michigan Peninsula
44: A California Portfolio
45: Valley of Fire, Nevada
46: Wildflowers Texas Hill Country
47: Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
48: Great Basin National Park, Nevada
49: Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
50: 36 Exposures of North America
51: Louisiana Wildlife Refuges
52: Grand Staircase-Escalante, Utah
53: Autumn in New Hampshire
54: The Palouse, Washington
55: South Carolina Low Country
56: Wildlife of South Florida
57: California Back Roads
58: Nevada Back Roads
59: Badlands/Black Hills, South Dakota
60: Mount St. Helens, Washington
61: 25 More Great Photo Locations
62: The Bisti Wilderness, New Mexico
63: Back Roads of The Ozarks, Arkansas
64: Up The Hudson River, New York
65: Bears on Fish Creek, Alaska
66: Golden Gate’s Coastal Trail, California
67: Sedona, Arizona
68: The Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
69: Deserts of Eastern Oregon
70: The Beartooth Highway, WY/MT
71: The Wave in Coyote Buttes, Arizona
72: Utah Desert Trails
73: Photographing Georgia
74: Idaho’s Sawtooth Range
75: The Tetons, Wyomings
76: The Blue Ridge Parkway, VA/NC
77: Two Weeks in the Desert, Utah
78: Florida Wildlife Refuges
79: Back to Islands—Kauai/Molokai, Hawaii
80: Oregon Back Roads
81: The High Sierra, California
82: Anza-Borrego Desert Landscapes, California
83: Nevada Ghost Towns
84: Along the Mississippi
85: The South Coyote Buttes, Arizona
86: Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
87: Point Reyes in Winter, California
88: Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona
89: Antelope Valley Wildflowers, California
90: West Virginia Back Roads
91: Southern Vermont
92: SF Bay Wildlife Refuges, California
93: Grand Canyon’s South Rim, Arizona
94: Dinosaur Natl Mon/Fantasy Cyn, Utah
95: Redwood National Park, California
96: Islands Off Maine
97: Pennsylvania Autumn Color
98: Joshua Tree National Park, California
99: Desert Photography
100: Oregon Lighthouses
101: Orcas of Vancouver Island
102: Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula
103: Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio
104: Back to Death Valley, California
105: Arizona’s White Pocket
106: California Wine Country
107: North Cascades National Park, Washington
108: Wyoming Bighorn in Winter
109: San Francisco in the Rain, California
110: Photographing Cape Cod, Massachusetts
111: Photographing San Juan Islands, Washington
112: Fingerlakes of New York
113: Secrets of the Nevada Desert
114: The Florida Keys
115: Sequoia NP and Kings Canyon NP, California
116: Lighthouses on the Coast of Maine
117: California’s Central Coast
118: Waterfalls at Rickett’s Glen, Pennsylvania
119: Montana’s Hi-Line Country
120: North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona
121: California’s Southern Coast
122: Florida’s Panhandle Coast
123: Lake Tahoe
124: The Gardens of Portland, Oregon
125: Autumn Color in Connecticut
126: The Color of Spring around Phoenix
127: Photographing Indiana
128: California’s Warner Range in Autumn
129: Return to Valley of Fire, Nevada
130: The Hoh Rain Forest, Washington
131: Prince Edward Island, Canada
I would never have been able to travel and shoot with the success Ive had without Bob’s expert scouting! Here is the link to his website, check it out!
http://www.photographamerica.com
Thanks Bob for all the great help as Ive traveled from coast to coast and benefited greatly from your expertise!
Blessings,
the pilgrim
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His regional newsletter bundles are great also.
Bill, I have searched for that large rock on the Tremont Road that is displayed at the top of your website but have not located it yet. Once again this fall I will search for that flat rock once again.
Difficult to find it in the fall when the water level is lower.
Go up the Tremont road past the big wooden bridge, as the road climbs keep looking down to your right to the stream. The river will turn left in a wide turn where the bank down from the road becomes very steep. It’s there, look for the very. Large rock right across from it on the road side of the shore!
Thanks Bill!
I will look again and yes some of those banks are very steep. Some times I have wondered if I was ever going to get back up to the top. But I have never been disappointed with the shots I have gotten down at the edge.
There are some great abstract shots to be had along that river midday (if you like that abstract look) when the sky is blue and using that 70-200 to isolate the fall colors in the water and drag that shutter speed way down.
I always look forward to going to the Smokies and it is such a change after being in the San Juan Mountains (please Lord bring a fresh snow like you did last year) a few weeks earlier. Living in Texas the drive to New England is just too far so I just have to “live” with a trip to SW Colorado with a follow up to the Smokies.
Maybe a little fall blog post to get those fall visions going.
Darn Bill, no mention of the Iowa Loess Hiils and northwest Iowa. We are always overlooked. I guess corn and soybean fields don’t work. lol
Hey I love amber waves of grain, and the field of Dreams!
I have used his newsletters for several years and have found them to be most helpful. Some of the newsletters are long in tooth; but, several have updates. Even the oldest ones I find useful.
Jerry R
Bob, has lived a life of real service, great business idea too!!!! What a wonderful thing to do what you love , and support your family at the same time!!!
Love these!!!!
Me too!!!
Thanks for the info … ordered the whole package…. kind of surprised that I had not run across this sooner, so a big thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
Hi Bill…Thank you for telling me about this incredible resource. I’m very surprised I hadn’t found this earlier. I’ll be buying the complete collection soon.
I also second the idea of creating an index or search function for your blog! There have been numerous times that I’ve wanted to search for older posts on a particular topic but didn’t have the time to search day-to-day.
I’ll get to work on that!
Currently, Photograph America is offering a Fall special on their “COMPLETE COLLECTION of PDF Files on USB Flash Drive including FREE One-Year Subscription.” If you enter the coupon code “FALL2014” you’ll get a $45 discount, good until Oct 31, 2014.
I ordered mine today.
Fantastic, just got a email from Bob saying you guys are wearing him out, lots of orders!!!!
Wow that sounds like a great publication.
It really is!