American Parks
A photographic journey into the famous US national parks is an interesting challenge that prompts you to a lot of creativity. Being able to shoot differently in places like this, tackled by so many other photographers before you, is a real challenge. However, beyond the clichéd images (which you can't help but try), there are countless hidden, lesser-known and less-photographed places that will surprise you. In order to have a complete experience, I have to mention the emblematic wildlife found in this part of the world. They are photogenic and friendly, a more than pleasant surprise.
This trip into the American national parks was part of the Road Trip 4 Nature project, which ended with a photo exhibition and a documentary film released in 2019. The full story of this project is featured in PhotoLife magazine 3/2017 and PhotoLife magazine 4/2018 (the articles are available only in Romanian language).

Wapiti | Yellowstone

Bison | Yellowstone

Monument Valley

Lake Powell | Glen Canyon

Grand Tetons

Canyonlands

Prairie dog | Badlands

Coyote | Yellowstone

Mesa Arch | Canyonlands

Lower Falls | Yellowstone

Bison | Yellowstone

Bryce Canyon

Absaroka Mountains | Yellowstone

Yosemite Valley

El Capitan | Yosemite

Canyonlands

Mammot Hot Springs | Yellowstone

Grand Prismatic | Yellowstone

Mammot Hot Springs | Yellowstone

The Wave | Coyote Buttes

Upper Falls | Yellowstone

Canyonlands

Moose | Grand Tetons

Slot Canyon | Page

Wapiti | Yellowstone

The Wave | Coyote Buttes

Congaree

Devil's Tower

Hare | Badlands

Badlands

White-tailed deer | Great Smoky Mountains

Great Smoky Mountains

Yellowstone

Rattle snake | Canyonlands

Badlands

Black bear | Great Smoky Mountains

Big horn | Badlands

Antelope Canyon

Mountain bluebird | Bryce

Peek-a-boo Canyon | Grand Staircase-Escalante

Zion

Squirrel | Bryce

The Wave | Coyote Buttes

Spooky Gulch | Grand Staircase-Escalante

Sentinel Dome | Yosemite
