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An extravagant display of natural beauty takes place for a few moments in early November every year in New York City. At the peak of Autumn foliage colors, just after the sun rises, a famous tree-lined pathway in Central Park is transformed into something truly breathtaking.

The "Mall" is a quadruple row of American Elm trees towards the southern end of Central Park. It is the most important horticultural feature in one of the most famous parks in the world. Carefully maintained for over a century and a half, the Mall is one of the largest and last remaining stands of American Elm trees in North America, protected by the surrounding city from the 20th-century outbreak of the Dutch Elm Disease. Beneath the trees lies the a quarter-mile promenade, the only deliberately-straight line in the park... read more

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Idaho is home to some of the most dramatic, unexplored scenes of the mountain West. When planning my travel, I'm often drawn to both the idea of dramatic scenery -- but, more importantly, the ability to leave a mark on a place that hasn't been photographed as much.

We had only a week to explore this gorgeous state, but I hope to return in the coming years for more. I was amazed to find such intense fall colors at the foot of endless vertical peaks. We took a few backpacking trips, climbed the tallest mountain in Idaho, and explored remote backroads for a few nights.

Of all the awe-inspiring scenes we stumbled upon, I think this one might be my favorite. This scene is nestled in the mountains above the beloved ski resorts of Ketchum and Sun Valley, near the Sawtooth range... read more

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