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God's Pocket

British Columbia, North America

Fantastic creatures lurk under the cold Pacific waters at the very northern end of Vancouver Island.

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British Columbia

Chilkotin

Every year hundreds of grizzly bears converge at British Columbia’s Chilkotin River to gorge on sockeye salmon.

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British Columbia

Great Bear Rainforest

Scientists estimate that there are less than 200 spirit bears alive today. Al off them live in British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest.

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British Columbia

Khutzeymateen

The Khutzeymateen inlet is a gathering spot for many of British Columbia’s coastal grizzly bears.

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American Desert

Arizona

Carved by wind and water, Arizona’s slot canyons feel ancient and mystical.

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California Mountains

Eastern Sierra

The Eastern Sierras are the most beautiful landscape I’ve been fortunate enough to photograph.

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California Mountains

Yosemite

“The mountains are calling, and I must go” – John Muir

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Pacific Ocean

American Pacific Ocean

Journey below the “thin blue line” to find the ocean’s treasures.

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Montana

Authentic “cowboy country” in America’s heartland.

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Northern California

Coastal Landscapes

The rocky shores of Northern California’s coasts turn into otherworldly landscapes in the evening light

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American Desert

Death Valley

In this below-sea-level basin, steady drought and record summer heat make Death Valley a land of extremes.

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Northern California

Monterey Bay Sealife

Breathtaking spectacles live above and below the waterline in Monterey Bay.

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British Columbia

God’s Pocket

Fantastic creatures lurk under the cold Pacific waters at the very northern end of Vancouver Island.

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