Which national park in the US is most photogenic?

[david_henderson]

Capitol Reef, because

 

There are few or no fixed viewpoints that have been

photographed by everyone and his mother, and which get

wall-to-wall photographers every dawn and/or sunset. You have

to find your own photographs.

 

There are plenty of opportunities to find good quality

photographs for yourself. This is not the case in all the parks

IMO, especially some of the better-known ones.

 

It isn't usually very busy. In fact it's usually pretty quiet.

 

There are no naff shuttle buses, no "village" or nothing that

makes the central part of the facility resemble a mall.

[the lone ranger]

Yosemite is always awe-inspiring. i have a fascination with wet rain forests, so i'd say anything coastal north of san francisco.