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My love of parks and outdoor places is older than my love of photography.  For years, I’ve been adding to a collection of state park pictures from my home state of New York, and I have the largest collection of pictures from every NY State park.  (I’ve even built a website homage to my favorite New York State Park: Harriman.)

Appealing and wild outdoor places attract people to live and work, and draw businesses to the area.  Outdoor recreation keeps populations healthy and happy, and contributes to property values.  If you have walking trails, bike paths, waterways or wild places, these are great places to start showing off the natural beauty of your city or countryside.

Let me spend time on your trails and in your backcountry, to bring back beautiful pictures of your spectacular places.

A red kayak slips through a culvert in Harriman State Park, surrounded by colorful trees of autumn and usually crowded with outdoor tourism.
Baker Camp shuts down in the late fall after a summer of outdoor tourism. A cabin is perched in the trees at nightfall, with a single light on in the window, on the shores of Sebago Lake in Harriman State Park.
Women shove life saving boats into the surf during the All-Women Lifeguard Tournament in Sandy Hook, New Jersey.
An orange ossage tree and bench in FDR State Park, New York, in winter.
An aerial drone photograph of the colorful Hudson Valley landscape at daybreak, taken from Garrison, New York and looking south toward the Hudson River.
Bikers skirt little Fifth Lake in Inlet, New York, during the Black Fly Challenge Bike Race in June, 2018. Photo by Suzy Allman
Story-telling the outdoor travel experience with pictures: A canoeist on the wooded Northern Forest Canoe Trail carries the red canoe through portage, with his dog running besides him, in the Adirondacks near Lake Placid, New York. Photo by Suzy Allman