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Nature Photography: A Collection of My Favorite Nature Photos

The General Greene tree stands tall in Kings Canyon National Park.
A viewpoint found in Acadia National Park.
A river runs through a gorge in Sequoia National Park.
Cars drive the dirt road in Mounment Valley, making a great nature photography moment.
The Tetons in Grand Teton National Park are covered in snow on top of Signal Mountain.
The ocean roars behind sand dunes in Atlantic City.
Mt. Fuji is seen in the distance blanketed by a glowing red tree.
Clouds form around a mountain peak in Japan.
A pond sits infront of a famous mountain in Japan.
A close-up image of Mt. Fuji covered with snow.

Why I Love Nature Photography

Nature photography has always been my favorite photography field. Growing up, I would explore the fields surrounding my home, photographing the sunsets and sunrises like clockwork.

Now, I still remain fascinated by the colors of the sky. When I travel to a foreign land, I hardly get any sleep because I stay up late to photograph the sunset. Then, I wake up early in the morning to snap a shot of the sunrise.

Noah hiking in Kauai on the iconic Napali coast

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The sunrise on top of Mt. Fuji.
Hikers from around the world hope to experience “goraiko,” the heavenly sunrise from on top of Mt. Fuji. Although I had to wait hours in the cold to experience the pink hues, it was maybe my favorite sunrise ever.

How I Capture My Nature Photos

To get the most dynamic nature photos, I find myself climbing mountain peaks with my mirrorless camera in hand. I enjoy driving to lookouts and scenic viewpoints that are found in my national parks.

However, I prefer hiking miles to the edge of a cliff when taking my nature photos. The challenge of hiking to reach a viewpoint makes the photo even more beautiful, in my opinion.

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An island is seen off shore in Dublin. Ireland.
Mt Asama in Karuizawa Japan
A river flows in Tokyo framed by colorful fall leaves.
A cherry blossom tree with the central japan alps in the background.
The Tottori sand dunes blow in the wind.
The Northern Japan Alps during peak fall colors.
A waterfall flows fast in Nikko National Park.
An island with a shrine sits in the middle of a lake in Japan.

What’s Next

National parks remain my favorite place to expand my nature photography portfolio. I have been to 31 national parks in the United States, and I have the goal to visit all 63 of them.

I will continue to travel the world, photographing nature’s wonder. I hope you will join me in my exploration. Let’s discover beauty in the most secluded places.

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The double arch stands tall in Arches National Park.
Mount Tsubakuro covered by clouds.
Northern Alps in Hakuba
The view of Nachi Falls in Wakayama, Japan.
The view of Takachiho Gorge
The Kagami ike pond in fall in Japan.
A Okinawa beach in summer
Smoke blows from Mt. Asama in Japan.
A time lapse photo of the Niagara Falls on the U.S. side.
The moon shines in the dark on a clear night.
A sunset framed by power lines.
Noah stands on a ship and looks out to the sea

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