Capturing Earth’s Beauty The Western Howl staff shares their favorite nature photos they’ve taken Compiled by The Western Howl Staff Abiqua falls starts with an adventure hike that leads to beautiful views.– Kiara Wehrenberg Yellowstone National Park is one of the most stunning places in the U.S. Its unique geology creates a wonderland of incredible sites.– Allison Vanderzanden My first real camping experience and hike was at Big Basin, California; and, though it was grueling, the view was worth two hour hike.– Cora McClain The awe-inspiring, wondrous sunsets of Poipu beach will always have a place in my heart. A hui hou kakou.– Kyle Morden Taken while on a fishing trip while at a local lake, searching for trout.– Natalie Dean Taken in my grandparents backyard while I was visiting. Idaho always has such pretty sunsets that are perfect for pictures.– Rylie Horrall These beautiful trees are all over Oregon and their blossoms stay for only a short-time. Enjoy them before they are gone!– Stephanie Moschella I took this photo in 2018 when my grandma and I were visiting the Oregon Garden. I have no idea what these flowers are but they are pretty.– Sydney Carpenter