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Photo by michaelclarkphoto / Rafa Ortiz standing by as a safety precaution at Spirit Falls while whitewater kayaking on the Little White Salmon River near White Salmon, Washington. #spiritfalls #washington #whitewaterkayaking #littlewhitesalmonriver
Photo by donaldmiralle / Infinite possibilities out there; whether it’s stones on a beach or rocks floating in space, no two are alike. Grateful to have landed here on the beach after a post-storm paddle on the ocean and soaked in the moment as the sun sets and dusk falls.
Photo by andy_best / Visiting Scotland saved my life. During a state of deteriorating mental health, I was asked to travel and shoot a small film in Scotland. I rented a little red Peugeot and ended up driving over a thousand miles in 10 days. I slept in the passenger seat, ate PB&Js, visited with locals, got lost by utilizing their right to roam law... The beauty of this country and its people pulled me out of the depths of complete darkness. There are still many days I fall, but being outside in places that punch my soul is like a defibrillator jump-starting my life again. Don't suffer alone. Reach out. Get out. Big love to you and your journey. #LeaveABetterTrace
Photo by Nikki Smith nikkik_smith / Jessica Powell jesspowell512 enjoying the light show high above the tree line, Uintas, Utah. 📍Eastern Shoshone and Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute)+ lands
Photo by Mark Fisher fishercreative / Easy does it.
Photo by michaelclarkphoto / Surfer in the tube at Teahupo'o, Tahiti. #teahupoo #surfing #tahiti #bigwavesurfing
Photo by jason_gulley_science / A pair of swimmers leap from a dive platform into the chilly waters of Florida's Royal Spring. First visited by Florida's native peoples, the state's nearly 1,000 springs have drawn adventure-seeking visitors for centuries. Once thought to be inexhaustible sources of freshwater, Florida's springs are now in peril. Groundwater pumping to support Florida's ballooning population and booming agriculture industry is draining the aquifer-feeding springs, and pollution from septic tanks, agricultural waste and fertilizer is causing concentrations of nutrients discharging from springs to soar. #Florida #Floridasprings #swimminghole #summer #environment
Photo by donaldmiralle / Two-time Olympic runner and talented photographer sarahattar enjoys a run through the stunning backdrop of the Eastern Sierras earlier this year. Whether you’re an athlete training for a race or a photographer chasing after a shot, it all comes down to proper preparation meeting good timing.
Photo by Mark Fisher fishercreative / Finding solitude as professional big-mountain skier and U.S. Olympian Daron Rahlves skis outside of Juneau, Alaska.