Photo by bluebeat76 via iStock While southeastern Nevada is best known for Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam, there are plenty of other must-see locales that are worth your time as a photographer. In fact, there are gorgeous vistas, beautiful lakes, stunning canyons, and other... 
Photo by Elizabeth M. Ruggiero via iStock Northeastern Nevada presents photographers with a wide range of subject matter. From desolate deserts to bustling cities to national parks to ghost towns, it's an interesting and lonely place. Best known for Highway 50, the loneliest highway in... 
Photo by DennyThurstonPhotography via iStock Though northwestern Nevada might not have all the glitz and glam of Las Vegas or the name recognition of Lake Tahoe, there are still plenty of photography opportunities in this area. Perhaps best known for Black Rock City - the host... 
Photo by Steven-Baranek via iStock Last week, we published the first in a series of five Nevada photography and travel guides. Where that one featured photography hot spots in the Vegas area, this one focuses on much more natural terrain - Lake Tahoe. The Tahoe area of Nevada is... 
If you're traveling to the Silver State with your camera in tow, don't leave before consulting this Nevada Photography and Travel Guide. Though it would be virtually impossible to offer tips and hints for the all the best places to photograph in Nevada, we've got three top photography hot-spots... 
The clear blue waters, the sparkling sandy beaches, the pleasant tropical breeze and the moonlight on the Pacific are certainly Hawaii’s most iconic vacation images. Although its 8 main islands are well known, Hawaii consists of hundreds of islands in an archipelago that is more than 1,500... 
Australians have a free, open and welcoming nature that is infectious and is clearly represented by the wildness and endlessness of this island continent. Modern Australia reflects the same passion for the highest quality of life that its indigenous peoples found here as early as 40,000 years... 
In addition to the Nile Valley of Egypt and the Tigris and Euphrates rivers of ancient Mesopotamia (modern Iraq), the Indus River that now flows through parts of Pakistan and India was the third “cradle of civilization.” India is the home of a many-layered culture because civilization has... 