J. Scott Graham

J. Scott Graham Blending artistic vision and entrepreneurial innovation, J. For three decades, J.

Scott Graham has established an enduring legacy as one of America's foremost interpreters of its natural treasures, creating images that inspire, educate, and preserve places of scenic wonder. Scott Graham has carved a unique path, combining a rare ability to capture iconic images with inventive business acumen to become one America's most celebrated photographers. Utilizing his imagery, Graham cr

eates, manufactures, then distributes his product line throughout the United States and in the Caribbean. Though he works with many state parks, national forests, historic sites, and tourist destinations to develop an array of items for their retail stores, Graham is most well-known for his legendary photographs of the Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. "Of all the many beautiful places I shoot" Graham states, "these two parks remain closest to my home and to my heart." Graham has uniquely interpreted and influenced the scenic value of these national treasures, and was the first person to create a coffee table book about the Blue Ridge Parkway. His annual calendars are immensely popular, and he has published more images and sold more products featuring America's two most visited national park sites than any other person in the world. Graham's reach also extends to more tropical locales as some of his most significant work can be found in the Caribbean. From San Juan National Historic Site to El Yunque National Forest, his timeless photographs portray and protect locations of significant world history and lands of immense biodiversity. Scott resides in Johnson City, Tennessee, and has been married to his wife, Cathy, since 1990. They enjoy two sons, Chace and Jackson, a daughter-in-law Lainey, and are expecting their first grandchild.

07/14/2026

Shooting in the rain decreased visitation and increased water flow.

Elevation gradient + precipitation + gravity = waterfalls
07/13/2026

Elevation gradient + precipitation + gravity = waterfalls

Afternoon thunderstorms have helped revive streams like Roaring Fork. Adorned with blooming rosebay rhododendron, it now...
07/09/2026

Afternoon thunderstorms have helped revive streams like Roaring Fork. Adorned with blooming rosebay rhododendron, it now looks a little more like summer in the Smokies.

Carved into the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau, Savage Gulf State Park is one of Tennessee's most scenic wildern...
07/05/2026

Carved into the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau, Savage Gulf State Park is one of Tennessee's most scenic wilderness areas. The 19,000-acre park boasts sheer sandstone cliffs, rugged canyons, and breathtaking waterfalls - none more beautiful than 50-foot Greeter Falls.

Established in 1944 and centered on the upper Cane Creek Gorge, Fall Creek Falls State Park is a breathtaking sanctuary ...
06/29/2026

Established in 1944 and centered on the upper Cane Creek Gorge, Fall Creek Falls State Park is a breathtaking sanctuary that features several waterfalls including 256-foot Fall Creek Falls, the highest free-falling waterfall east of the Mississippi River. When water levels accommodate, 250-foot C**n Creek Falls flows adjacent to its neighbor, providing a double dose of falling water.

At an impressive 200 vertical feet, Natural Bridge stands as the tallest limestone arch in North America. The bridge was...
06/23/2026

At an impressive 200 vertical feet, Natural Bridge stands as the tallest limestone arch in North America. The bridge was purchased in 1774 by Thomas Jefferson, and remained privately owned as a resort by various hotels until becoming a Virginia state park in 2016.

Morning commute. No traffic!
06/18/2026

Morning commute. No traffic!

Today is National Nature Photography Day, and is also the date in which Great Smoky Mountains National Park was establis...
06/15/2026

Today is National Nature Photography Day, and is also the date in which Great Smoky Mountains National Park was established in 1934. Celebrate both occasions by purchasing a Great Smoky Mountains 2027 Calendar available at jscottgraham.com.

... and this is why it's called "Butterfly W**d."
06/15/2026

... and this is why it's called "Butterfly W**d."

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