America has amazing National, State and Tribal Parks and we welcome you to join us in our photographic journey to some of our favorites. Come along and see the serene beauty of the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, the startling views in
Canyonlands National Park, the massive beauty of the Valley of the Gods State Park and the spiritually moving vistas of
Monument Valley Tribal Park. Along the way we'll peer down at the winding San Juan River in Goosenecks State Park, have an interesting snack in the town of Mexican Hat and hold our breath as we drive the harrowing Moki Dugway. Oh and let's not forget to
stop in Bryce Canyon to soak up it's beauty in the warm Utah sunshine and be awe struck by the rise of a full moon over the hoodoos.

Had enough rocks, trees and rivers for a while? Then let's take a walk on the wild side (and I really do mean the wild side) and
visit some of the world's most interesting animals. Have you ever seen a Sifaka? Don't you think it's time you did? Other animals waiting for a visit are the Kihansi Spray Toad, Electric Catfish, Komodo Dragon, Banded Pit Viper, Giant Panda, Wied's Tufted Eared Marmoset, Perentie Monitor, Wolf's Monkey, Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Horned Viper, North Island Brown Kiwi, Pygmy Chimpanzee,
Fossa, Southern Brazilian Ocelot, Geoffroy's Cat, King Brown Snake, Aardvark, Rough Scaled Python, Gray Bamboo Lemur, Alligator Snapping Turtle, Schmidt's Guenon, Cotton Top Tamarin, Inland Taipan, Arabian Wildcat, Hamadryas Baboon, Pallas Cat,
Coastal Taipan, Garnett's Galago, Black Lemur, Sand Cat, Papuan Taipan and of course the Sifaka. Coquerel's Sifaka, to be exact.

In addition to what we hope you'll think is beautiful photography we have information on the cameras and lenses we used plus the settings they were shot at. Scenic photos also have photographic info plus travel information and tips that we hope you'll find useful.
So sit back, relax and join us on our journey. Remember, you won't see anything if you don't get out and look!