John Annerino

Award winning photographer, author, and adventurer John Annerino’s newest signature calendar, The Great Southwest, America's Outback 2023 Wall Calendar, was just published by Browntrout Publishers.

Publisher Summary: “America’s Outback – full of mysterious, vast deserts, ancient cliff dwellings, slot canyons, soaring peaks, roaring rivers, and inland seas – is truly the living heart and soul of the North American continent. Go on a photographic journey through half a million square miles of wild lands, encompassing the American Southwest, northwest Mexico, the Baja California Peninsula, and La Frontera (the Frontier) of the U.S.-Mexico border.”.”

Review from Cowboys and Indians, The Premiere Magazine of the West:

"Adventurer and celebrated lensman and author John Annerino guides readers through bucket-list travels in a breathtaking new photography book, from America's Outback: An Odyssey through the Great Southwest."

The calendar’s stunning landscape images were derived from John’s newest photography book, America's Outback, published by Schiffer Publishing, Ltd, available on Amazon Books.

48 year old John Annerino distinguished work includes photography books, single-artist calendars of the American West and Old México. illustrated nonfiction books, and photographic essays,. John’s award winning images have been published in National Geographic Adventure, Sierra Club Books, Schiffer Publishing, Ltd, and other noted photography book publishers who've portrayed his love for extraordinary landscapes and the Native peoples who still call them home, including: Indian Country: Sacred Ground, Native Peoples, Vanishing Borderlands: The Fragile Landscape of the U.S.-Mexico Border, The Virgin of Guadalupe: Art and Legend, and In the Chasms of Water, Stone, and Light: Passages through the Grand Canyon. His work has been published in National Geographic Adventure, Cowboys and Indians "Annual Photography Issue," Arizona Highways Magazine, México Desconocido (Unknown Mexico), Time, LIFE, New York Times, and the bestselling, digital photography book, America 24/7: Extraordinary Images of One American Week, among other publications. John’s illustrated map for National Geographic Adventure, "The Grand Canyon Explored," is on display at the Grand Canyon National Geographic Visitor Center. John has dedicated his life to photographing, researching, and writing about endangered landscapes, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Biosphere Reserves, Native Peoples, Western cowboys, and Spanish traditions. In his quest to explore the Great Southwest's mythic landscapes, secret places, and First People’s ancestral lands by foot, raft, rope, camera, and pen, John has climbed hallowed peaks, rafted wild and scenic rivers, traversed deep chasms and painted deserts, and traced ancient Indian, missionary, and pioneer trails on foot.