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Need some tips on photography for national Parks.
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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 647768" data-attributes="member: 6277"><p>We did this a couple years ago with the exception of Yellowstone. </p><p>Zion you can do with very little walking. There is a bus that carries you through. You get off at different sections and stay as long as you want and then board the bus to the next stop and repeat. </p><p>Arches you need to do a few different times. Sunrise and Sunset especially. Different light gives you different views. Again, mostly from short walks from your car. </p><p>Bryce can be done with short walks and see a lot of it. I could not go on the hikes down into the canyon but wish I could have. </p><p>Dead Horse State park is doable with short walks from the car and is worth the drive to get to it. </p><p>Canyonland is a must for shooting the MilkyWay Take the time to try this. It is amazing. Hopefully you will be there when the moon is down. </p><p></p><p>Be sure to get your senior pass for the national parks. I think they have gone up in cost but it allows you and your passengers to get in all these parks for life. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://store.usgs.gov/senior-pass" target="_blank">https://store.usgs.gov/senior-pass</a></p><p></p><p>I got mine for $10 and the only place we had to pay was Dead Horse Point since it is a State Park</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 647768, member: 6277"] We did this a couple years ago with the exception of Yellowstone. Zion you can do with very little walking. There is a bus that carries you through. You get off at different sections and stay as long as you want and then board the bus to the next stop and repeat. Arches you need to do a few different times. Sunrise and Sunset especially. Different light gives you different views. Again, mostly from short walks from your car. Bryce can be done with short walks and see a lot of it. I could not go on the hikes down into the canyon but wish I could have. Dead Horse State park is doable with short walks from the car and is worth the drive to get to it. Canyonland is a must for shooting the MilkyWay Take the time to try this. It is amazing. Hopefully you will be there when the moon is down. Be sure to get your senior pass for the national parks. I think they have gone up in cost but it allows you and your passengers to get in all these parks for life. [url]https://store.usgs.gov/senior-pass[/url] I got mine for $10 and the only place we had to pay was Dead Horse Point since it is a State Park [/QUOTE]
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