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Aaron Huey

A man displays a typical Polynesian full body and face tattoo, in Mo‘orea, French Polynesia.

Fakarava has the second largest lagoon in the Tuamotu Archipelago, in French Polynesia.

Children fly kites at a boarding school in Kathmandu, Nepal. Their parents are Sherpas on Mount Everest, some of whom risk their lives in hopes of making enough money to provide a more secure future for their families.

Rock formations in Valley of the Gods in Bears Ears National Monument.

Denali National Park, United States: Encompassing six million acres, Alaska’s Denali National Park is a true wilderness accessible by a single, 92-mile ribbon of road. It’s named for North America’s highest peak, and known for an incredible array of plants and wildlife, including caribou and grizzly bears. It’s also one of the best places in the U.S. to watch the aurora borealis.

Southeastern Utah’s Bears Ears National Monument is named after twin buttes sacred to the region’s Native American tribes. These fractured lands, where ranchers have been grazing herds of cattle for generations, are the subject of a recent dispute over policies establishing the extent and use of public land.

One treasure still inside Utah's Bears Ears monument is Procession Panel, a nearly 7-metre-long rock carving, or petroglyph, on Comb Ridge. At least 1,000 years old, it depicts a ceremonial gathering of some 190 human-like forms converging from four directions. A succession of prehistoric cultures occupied the mesas and canyons of southern Utah for more than 12,000 years.

A small group plays football in front of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Umbria, Italy.

A sherpa rescues an 82-year-old Nepali man attempting to climb Everest in 2013.

After gathering the remaining pieces of gear at Camp 2, a sherpa descends the Khumbu Ice Fall back down to Everest Base Camp.