Fall is winding down in many parts of the country. Maybe things are looking a bit drab where you live and you are longing for something more interesting. What are the best nature photography destinations in November?
It is still fall in large parts of the country. Head for places with beautiful color that are still looking great. Google is your friend. And you can try some of the links in this article.
Some of our national parks look great in November. And if you get a bit of snow, that won’t hurt your photos at all.
Here’s a list of the national parks (and one state park) that are highly recommended for a photography trip in November:
Arches, Utah
Big Bend, Texas
Bryce Canyon, Utah
Capitol Reef, Utah
Dead Horse Point, Utah
Everglades, Florida
Grand Canyon, Arizona
Hawaii Volcanoes, Hawaii
Joshua Tree, California
Saguaro, Arizona
White Sands, New Mexico
Zion, Utah
Many of these parks are in the desert southwest. Temperatures in the high desert in November can range from pleasant to bitter cold. Keep an eye on the weather and be prepared for cold temperatures.
The first two links below are to articles about the best seasons and the best months to photograph each of our best national parks.
If you are free to travel the world in November, check out this list.
Links
When is the Best Time of Year to Photograph Each of Our National Parks?
The Best Months to Photograph the Best National Parks
Yosemite: How to Photograph “Gates of the Valleyâ€
Arches: How to Photograph Double Arch at Night
Photography in Big Bend National Park
Photography at Bryce Canyon National Park
More Links
Where to Go in November: The Best Places to Travel – Wendy Perrin
Where to Go on Holiday in November: 20 Top Destinations – Conde Nast Traveler