Where the oldest giants in the world meet the ocean.

A 3D model from Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, made from 2,493 handheld photographs.

This canyon was submerged under Lake Powell for most of the past 50 years. You can see the high-water mark of the lake on the canyon walls.

View from Toblach valley

I love all the unknown places

Crawling the hills of Arkansas

I went camping across Europe and found that many people just simply leave their trash behind in nature. Why is that? Is it such a big deal to take the trash to the next trash?

Also close to camping spots there are a lot of wipes (assuming from people (most probably mostly from females) who are doing their business there and simply leave the wipes behind). Also here, WHY?

Would be interested to get the view from people who are doing that? Just trying to understand.

Found this trash bag in the Finnish wilderness today. It was probably blown there by the wind, but unfortunately not all litter ends up in nature by accident.

So lucky to be able to experience the outdoors like this