Photography

What do 24 hours in the Canyon look like? From sunrises to afternoon rainbows, and night hikes lit by headlamp, every hour in the park brings surprises.

The Grand Canyon is an epic place to capture the light at sunrise and sunset. Pro photographer Ken Hubbard shares his tricks to get the perfect shot.

Don't pose too close to the rim, river, or wonder unprepared down the canyon. Ouch! Here are suggestions on how to take pain-free photos.

The three winners, Roger Twilley, Matt Meisenheimer, and Tony Prince, are all hobbyists—none is a professional photographer by trade—but their images were no accidents.

“Experiencing the parks at night through the lens of a camera is one of the coolest things I’ve done and the images... are absolutely stunning.”

Get inspired and follow these tricks of the trade to make your Grand Canyon landscape photographs look like they were taken by a pro.

The winners to the 2014 National Park Trips Photographic Memories Contest are in. We had 553 entries in all. See the prize winners plus other top photos.

2015 Grand Prize winner is Amit Lamba - A Storm is Coming! Grand Canyon National Park. Runners up are Stephen Goldschmidt and D Brent Young. + More

2016 Grand Prize winner is Kate Noll of wildlife from Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Runners up are Phill Monson and Sandeep Gali. + 56 Honorable Mentions

The three Grand Prize winners are Matt Meisenheimer for Landscape, Roger Twilley for Wildlife, and Tony Prince for Night Skies. Also see 48 Honorable Mention photos.

One of the most photographed sites in Arizona, Horseshoe Bend is definitely worth seeing and a convenient stop if you are traveling between Grand Canyon's rims.

Watch the sixth episode of Tamron's Photography Tailgate Tour where they go to the Grand Canyon for photo opportunities and happen into a cloud inversion.

Get these tips about how to show splashing on the Colorado River, in a raft or canoe or while you're sitting on the edge.

Get inspired and follow these tricks of the trade to make your Grand Canyon scenic photos look like they were taken by a pro.

Photographer John Flaig outfits weather balloons with cameras to capture the Grand Canyon from 90,000 feet. Watch this video to learn how he sends the cameras up, how he retrieves them, and the beautiful results.

Learn why David loves to shoot the stars and why national parks give you the best environment. What's his favorite? Read to find out.

Even with all of the winter sunshine, significant snowfall can be expected during the winter, and occasionally snow will make it even to the river. The result is a beautiful blanket over red rock.