The Photographer's Guide to the Grand Canyon: Where to Find Perfect Shots and How to Take Them

A comprehensive how-to/where-to guide to photographing 50 amazing destinations in Grand Canyon National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site, and nearby Colorado Plateau areas

Feted as one of the "one of the greatest and most spectacular canyon systems on earth" by National Geographic, and one of the Several Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon is one of the most popular and photographed sites on the globe. Acclaimed photographer and author John Annerino unveils his secrets to discovering and photographing the most beautiful vistas in North America: from the Grand Canyon's most popular overlooks and beyond to its wildest and most remote scenic viewpoints. Following the historic routes of Native Americans, explorers, and pioneer photographers who first photographed the Grand Canyon, Annerino guides you by road, river, and trail to each breathtaking location, provides photographic advice, and weaves the colorful natural history behind the scenery. Whether you're a visitor held rapt by the Grand Canyon's scenic grandeur, an aspiring amateur wilderness photographer, or large-format landscape artist, this book belongs on your dashboard or nightstand. 38 color photographs, 2 color maps, the book includes Native American names and places, Suggested Reading, and Trip and Expedition Planner

John Annerino is an award winning author and photographer of 19 distinguished photography books, illustrated nonfiction books, magazine features, color maps, and single-artist landscape calendars of the American West and Old Mexico. John was also the contributing photographer and author of the "Adventure: Documenting the Quest" chapter in the collaboration of Arizona Highways Photography Guide: How & Where to Make Great Pictures.

John's latest book, In the Chasms of Water, Stone, and Light: Passages Through the Grand Canyon, is available on Amazon Books. Spectacular color photographs, compelling essays of John's dicey expeditions, literary quotes, and historical tales, maps, and black-and-white images. Hardback, 176 pages, 100 color photographs.