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Fine Art Nature and Landscape Photographer, Writer and Teacher. WilliamNeill.com

10/03/2026

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10/02/2026

I am moving forward with my new book, Sanctuaries of the Spirit: A National Park Journey, making final selections from 50 years of photographing National Parks. Here is an image from my 4x5 archive made in 1990.

Cloud reflections and Mt. Moran at the Oxbow Bend on the Snake River, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, 1990.

09/20/2026

From my 4x5 archive: Fallen maple and large-toothed aspen leaves on moss, Acadia National Park, Maine 1990

09/17/2026

I am proud to contribute my original photograph to the Center for Photographic Art's annual auction. This auction helps support this premier photography organization. My photograph shown here. is up for bidding today. Bidding closes starting at 7am on Thursday, October 8.

Please consider making a bid at this link!
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Bare Trees, Red Rock Canyon, Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada, 2026.

Description
Archival pigment print, edition 2 of 50, signed recto

Measurements
image 5.3" x 7", paper and frame 8" x 10"

"CPA’s most exciting and important fundraiser of the year is on now….Our 8 x 10 Fundraising Exhibition!

Our gallery is filled with a wide-ranging selection of small framed works of art generously donated by our talented community of photographers. We have works by over 150 established and emerging artists, both legendary photographers and rising stars, from California and beyond! Once again, our 8×10 Fundraiser will be an online auction, though we will have some special raffle prizes and photographs available for visitors to the gallery. Come by and see this year's raffle prints!

We would especially like to thank all the talented artists who generously donate their photographs to our annual fundraiser each year. Their enthusiastic support creates important funding toward our many programs and helps make our nonprofit a vibrant community resource. And we need the arts more than ever now!"

https://bid.igavelauctions.com/item/7282897

09/13/2026

From my 4x5 archive:

Blooming dogwood and Giant Sequoia tree in the fog, Sequoia National Park, California 1993.

09/03/2026

Recent Yosemite rainbow images from 2024

09/02/2026

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08/28/2026

North American national parks showcase an extraordinary gallery of geological history shaped over millions of years through tectonic upheavals, relentless erosion, and volcanic activity. From the vast, stratified abysses of the Grand Canyon, revealing a billion years of Earth’s crust, to the soaring, glacier-carved granite monoliths of Yosemite, to the epic dunes and bare-boned geology of Death Valley, to the raw power of lava flows in Hawaii Volcanoes, these protected landscapes capture nature’s power on a monumental scale. These geologic marvels turn these wild spaces into living laboratories where every rock layer tells a chapter of our planet’s deep past.

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08/26/2026

Happy 110th birthday to the National Park Service. With summer ending and fall on its way, here is a small collection of my autumn National Park photographs, dating back to 1985 and including more recent images.

Words by Jon McCormack https://www.facebook.com/jonmccormackphotography

“For me, the importance of these places also lies in what they
teach us about attention.

A national park asks us to slow down. To look longer. To notice
the way water carves stone, the way a forest regenerates after
fire, the way lichen grows across rock, the way light changes a
canyon wall by the minute. These places remind us that nature
is not scenery. It is process, relationship, pattern, and time.
That kind of seeing matters.

When people spend time in wild places, something often shifts.
The abstract idea of conservation becomes personal. A
mountain, river, forest, animal, or trail becomes part of
memory. A child sees their first bear, stands inside their first
redwood grove, watches their first meteor shower, or hears
silence in a way they have never heard it before. Those
experiences can stay with us for life. They can shape what we
value, what we protect, and what we pass on.”

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