Most Photographed Beaches In The U.S.

There are thousands of miles of beaches in the United States. From the East Coast, the Central Coastal lines and the West Coast, all the beaches are picturesque in their own way. There is definitely a beach you will want to always remember in pictures.

Let's start with the world's most photographed beach, the Lanikai in Hawaii. Hawaii offers the best beaches for some of the most spectacular photographs. They also have Punaluu Black Sand Beach, known for it's soft black sandy beaches. Papakolea Beach is known for its green sandy beaches. Both beaches are located on the Big Island, in the Kau District.

California is another place offering many different and beautiful beaches. T ry driving the Pacific Coast Highway in the San Diego area if you ever get the chance. One of the most photographed beach is La Jolla. There you can experience and photograph tide pools, coves, surfers and maybe even a chance to get a snapshot of a whale jumping out of the water. In central California, Carmel Beach is another popular photograph stop, with its peaceful cove of bright blue water, cypress laced cliffs and white beaches.

In the Central Coast you have Matagorda Island State Park Beach and National Wildlife Refuge located in South Texas. Offering its isolation and the opportunity to take photographs of peregrine falcons, whooping cranes, deer and coyotes. On the East Coast of Florida, there are far too many beaches to name. One of the most popular though is South Beach, known for its art deco buildings. Also, don't miss St. Augustine Beach on Anastasia Island, for even more photo opportunities.

Believe it or not, you even have an inland beach in Michigan. Sleeping Bear Dunes Beach is on the Eastern Coastline of Lake Michigan. You can climb the beach to the top and take great photos of the all the lake and beach area surrounding you.

There are far too many beaches out there to name them all. Check in your own state; you may find some inland lakes that have beautiful beaches to photograph. So, don't crack your lens to get that perfect picture; be safe and enjoy finding that shutterbug on the beach in you.