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At Washington’s Olympic National Park, visitors can revel in nature’s soothing sounds. Here, Kalaloch Beach hums with waves washing logs ashore and the chatter of western gulls.
Popocatépetl is an active stratovolcano located in the Trans-Mexican volcano belt.
Surrounded by beaches, Iceland's Kirkjufell (or “church mountain") holds bird and fish fossils.
Grand Teton National Park offers opportunities for fishing, hiking, camping, and mountaineering not far from Yellowstone National Park.
Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba, Spain The Moorish mosque, known for its characteristic red-and-white-striped horseshoe arches, was once one of the largest in the Islamic kingdom before being converted to a cathedral in the 13th century.
New technology is helping us learn more and more about new dinosaur species, and more about how dinosaurs like T. rex lived.
A tour boat glides through mangroves in Los Haitises National Park, which is primarily accessible by water. The Samaná Bay separates Los Haitises from the Samaná Peninsula to the north.
In a valley carved out by glaciers and surrounded by the rugged peaks of the Wicklow Mountains, a nobleman rejected the trappings of his privileged life and retreated into a cave for religious reflection. St. Kevin, born in 498, later established Glendalough monastery on the site, attracting like-minded disciples who studied and prayed in the monastic city for more than 900 years. The monastery survived scores of Viking attacks over the years (perhaps due to the hundred-foot-tall round tower that provided both lookout and refuge for besieged monks), but it couldn’t withstand the ravages of Henry VIII, who officially dissolved it in 1539. Many of its buildings still remain, providing a snapshot of monastic life to visitors who often link an official tour of the grounds with several other excellent walks in the Glendalough Valley. The roofless 12th-century cathedral is the largest ruin on the site, but several other churches, a high cross devoted to St. Kevin, and a tiny chapel with a steeply pitched stone roof and circular belfry pay homage to centuries of quiet devotion in the picturesque valley.
Northern lights turn the sky green behind a church in Iceland.
A red barn is part of Bonanza Creek Ranch, a working ranch and movie set. Tilt Your Camera Keeping the horizon line—and overall scene—straight is an important rule of photography when composing for almost any landscape. However, an intentional and dramatic tilt of the camera can add a dynamic twist to your shot, transforming the scene from the expected to something surprising. Get more photo tips »