The Hole in Rock Road in the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument is probably the best place in the South West for doing some serous canyoneering, with enough canyons to satisfy the most demanding photographer. Read this report from Arny Raedts.

New Orleans has an unique character with a variety of cultures that make The Big Easy one of the most eclectic places in the world. Parts of the French Quarter date from the 1700s and with the lively Bourbon street it's heaven on Earth for photographers!

This unusual park contains hundreds of rust-coloured hoodoos in a small valley. These strange mushroom shapes, up to 3 metres in height, are made of Entrada sandstone and have been formed and smoothed by millions of years of water and wind erosion.

Described as one of the wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon must be on many a photographer’s list of places to visit. The South Rim has many spectacular viewpoints from which to capture some classic canyon shots.

With dazzling lights and impressive shows, Las Vegas is a feast for the photographer. It’s a great place to gamble with your shutter speeds and try your luck with some night photography!

A visit to the Big Apple is a delight in all seasons and in all kinds of weather, and it's the perfect place to shoot some black and white film, as Arny Raedts shows us in his unique view of Manhattan.