Adirondack Photography

The Adirondack Park is a 6-million acre park in upstate New York. The park is unique in that it is a mixture of both public and private land. The lands and waters are within the park are protected under the New York State Constitution, giving them some of the strongest protections in the United States. With over 2-million acres of state-protected Wilderness areas within the park, there are plenty of wild places to explore and photograph.

If you want to learn more about places to photograph in the Adirondacks, check out my free Adirondack hiking & photography guides.

You will find a gallery of featured Adirondack photographs below. All of these images are for sale as fine art prints and licensing for commercial use.

Copper Pond on the Eagle Mountain Wilderness Preserve in the eastern Adirondacks.
Kiwassa Lake outside of the Village of Saranac Lake in the heart of the Adirondacks.
The McIntyre Range in the Adirondack High Peaks viewed from Lake Placid.
Looking at the Adirondack High Peaks from Mount VanHoevenburg.
A view of Wilmington from Cobble Lookout in the north-central region of the Adirondacks.
Clouds reflected on Heart Lake at the Adirondack Mountain Club's property.
A sunrise view from Eagle Mountain in the eastern Adirondacks.
The sun rising over the Adirondacks seen from the summit of Mount Marcy.
Meanders in the St. Regis River in the northern Adirondacks.
Morning light over the Eagle Mountain Wilderness Preserve in the eastern Adirondacks.
Late evening light at Lower Saranac Lake in the heart of the Adirondacks.
Early fall morning on Mount Joe just outside of the Adirondack High Peaks.
Looking north across the Adirondack Great Range from the air.
Looking north across the wetland complex between the Boreas Ponds and Upper Ausable Lake.