Adventures in Wonderland: NatGeo photographer tours the U.S. Southwest with his six-year-old Instagram rock star
National Geographic shared with us this great story (link) about a special family. And I think is a great story cause I like to remember this: "Do whatever it takes to transmit to your kids your passion. You will always a part of them"
The April/May 2016 issue of National Geographic Traveler magazine includes a feature by photographer Aaron Huey, who is well known as the father of Hawkeye Huey, the 6-year-old photographer with more than 200,000 followers on Instagram.
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Cabazon Dinosaurs, roadside attraction in
Cabazon, California
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Aaron shares some of his family's favorite road trip itineraries across the Southwest, accompanied by side-by-side photos taken by him and Hawkeye.
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Rocky landscape of Joshua Tree, California
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The pictures he took, and others he has shot since, are great treasures to me. But most important are our family adventures along the roads that wind among America’s natural cathedrals—places that were sacred to the native peoples—and the stories and lessons we collect along the way. -said Aaron Huey on National Geographic (link) -
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Sedona Airport Mesa Overlook, Arizona
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White Sands National Monument, New Mexico
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| Hawkeye and Aaron Huey pose in Joshua Tree National Park. Photograph by Aaron Huey / National Geographic Traveler |
In his fourth year I bought him a camera like the ones I had in my youth, where real photos pop out and develop in your hand—physical reminders of that moment in time, not images swiped on a screen. - said said Aaron Huey on National Geographic (link) -
More photos and the full article is online at nationalgeographic.com
This article originally appeared in the April/May 2016 issue of Travelermagazine. Seattle-based photographer Aaron Huey photographed more than 20 stories for National Geographic publications and leads photography workshops for National Geographic Expeditions. Follow Aaron and his son, Hawkeye, on Instagram.
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