“Ya know, I really thought that we’d see a fox on this trip,” I said to Amanda as we cruised the oceanfront parkway in Prince Edward Island National Park. After nearly two weeks on the island, we had yet to get a glimpse of the island’s official – and cutest – animal. We weren’t necessarilyContinue reading “Photo of the Week”
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A waterfall slices through a rocky gorge in Ricketts Glen State Park on a wet and quiet spring morning. Prints Available.
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On a cold, cloudy, and blustery spring day, bright fishing shacks and fresh foliage add some welcome color to the landscape. Prints Available.
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Lush spring greenery and flowers contrast beautifully with the red sandstone of Utah’s Arches National Park at sunset. Prints Available.
Plan a summer trip to the Adirondacks
Until recently, summer was by far been my least favorite time of year for photography in the Adirondacks. Lacking the bright colors and moody fog of autumn and the austere beauty of winter, I rather foolishly had convinced myself that there was nothing to see or photograph this time of year except endless blobs ofContinue reading “Plan a summer trip to the Adirondacks”
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A lone starfish clings to the underside of a boulder as it waits for the tide to come in. Prints Available.
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A lone sea lion calls out to his companions, as waves crash on the black volcanic rocks of the Oregon Coast. Prints Available.
Photo of the Week
There are certain places that I’ve wanted to travel to and photograph for so long, that by the time I finally see them in person, the experience is equal parts sublime and surreal. Double Arch, in Utah’s Arches National Park, is one such place. Aside from the sheer grandeur of the twin arches, what struckContinue reading “Photo of the Week”
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A yellow warbler takes a breather in a flowering tree on a spring day in Prince Edward Island. Prints Available.
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A boulder protrudes from the icy shore of the Athabasca River as winter slowly cedes to spring. Prints Available.
Joey Priola Wilderness Photography 