The Milky Way galaxy shines in the night sky above the jagged Minarets, as seen from the fractured granite bedrock at Iceberg Lake. Ansel Adams Wilderness, California. Prints Available.
Photo of the Week
Rippled badlands in South Dakota’s Badlands National Park look more like a scene from a foreign planet than the Midwest. The badland formations within the park were formed millions of years ago by tiny grains of sand, silt, and clay being cemented together into sedimentary rock over time. Exposed badland formations within the park provide a fascinating glimpse into the past, and fossil from animals such as alligators and sea reptiles have been found within the park. Prints Available.
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An iconic Pacific Northwest scene of Punchbowl Falls pouring into a rocky grotto lined with vibrant green mosses and ferns. While inspiring landscapes such as this often seem like permanent fixtures, statues sculpted from the most impervious stone imaginable, we are sometimes reminded just how fragile the Earth is. Due to the careless acts of a group of teenagers, who thoughtlessly tossed firecrackers into Eagle Creek Canyon, the Eagle Creek Wildfire of 2017 ravaged the canyon in which Punchbowl Falls resides, and the full impact of the damage remains to be seen. Prints Available.
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Lush, mineral-rich mountainsides filled with wildflowers and cascading streams above a bright blue alpine lake give this scene from Colorado a decidedly tropical feel. Prints Available.
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A group of hikers wander along the shore of aquamarine Lake Oesa in Yoho National Park. Prints Available.
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Fourth of July fireworks and the full “Buck Moon” light up the sky and reflect in the calm waters of Great Sacandaga Lake. Adirondack Park, New York. Prints Available.
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Basin Cascade spills into its beautiful rocky plunge pool on a wet spring day. White Mountains, New Hampshire. Prints Available.
Services
While we have a deep affinity for tent camping, it’s tough to beat the shelter and coziness of a classic cabin in the woods, especially on a cold and snowy winter day. We’re constantly on the lookout for dog-friendly cabins in the Adirondacks, New England, and beyond, and we enjoy capturing the essence of a cabin through photography as much as we enjoying staying in a cabin. If you’re a cabin or inn owner looking to upgrade the photos of your treasured escape, we’re here to help! Whether exchanging photos for a free stay or payment, it brings us immense joy to provide a cabin owner with images that showcase their cabin in a unique and eye-catching way. Below you can find examples of photos that we’ve taken, as well as testimonials from cabin owners that we’ve worked with. If you’re interested in working with us, feel free to DM us on Instagram or contact here.
Photo of the Week
A beautiful field of lupines soaks up the last light of the day in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. A nearly full moon added a special touch to the already serene scene. Prints Available.
Canvas Prints
Canvas prints come ready to hang, and their lightweight nature makes hanging them a breeze. The canvas is wrapped around a 1.25 inch thick pinewood frame, and images are printed on high-quality canvas that will resist fading for over 100 years.
Joey Priola Wilderness Photography 