Two great posts that I stumbled upon recently that I wanted to share with you on the topic of landscape evironmental photography.  First is an article from Andre Gunther,  How to Find Great Places to Photograph, which teaches some of the basic tools necessary for navigating the great outdoors.  And the other post is from our friend Jim M. Goldstein:  5 Tips for Great Environmental Photography.  My favorite of the five tips:  Photograph the Bad and the Good.  Anyhow – the reason I feel that both of these posts are related is because they both show that photography can be a tool in and of itself.  Some powerful statements can be made with your camera.

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