1. Uluru, Australia
The massive rock — a.k.a. Ayers Rock — is climbed by 250 every day,
from local indigenous groups to refrain from doing so.
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2. Diving with whale sharks
The
is the world’s largest fish species and can grow to be longer than 40 feet. This shot was taken off Christmas Island,
, in January 2005.
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3. Cotopaxi, Ecuador
This volcano just south of
reaches an elevation of 5,897m (19,347ft) — often higher than the clouds.
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4. Redwood country, California
Taken in
,
, this picture shows me (in red) straining my neck next to the Stout Tree.
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5. Sea Kayaking, solo
Big water, small boat. Shot taken walking the
from Land’s End to Plymouth, England.
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6. Great Ocean Road, Australia
The coast along one of the
is also
.
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7. Ponoras Cave, Romania
Things can get large underground too. Here, spelunkers from
explore “Mammoth Hall” in
’s Transylvania region. The light trail was produced by a fast-moving caver with a headlamp.
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8. Snowfields, Rocky Mountains
This is no photoshop. It’s Matador senior editor David Miller getting in some late-season turns in
. Read about it in
.
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9. Desert, southern Peru
Sand accumulates into massive dunes in one of the driest deserts on Earth. Notice the city of Ica,
, in the distance — also dwarfed.
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10. Camping under the stars
So many stars. And
the best way to let them overwhelm you. This shot was taken near Maupin, Oregon.
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11. Mount Bromo, Indonesia
This very active Javanese volcano attracts lots of tiny visitors up to its steaming rim.
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12. Yosemite National Park, California
That’s me again, this time feeling very small (and a little dizzy) at the top of
. Notice the gloves — not a fashion statement, but what you use to pull yourself up the cables on the final ascent.
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13. Antarctica
Travelers to
report losing all sense of distance — the geographic scale is so immense and the ice fields so flat and white. This is Lake Fryxell.
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14. Preikestolen, Norway
This rock has a great view of Lysefjorden and is a good place to
.
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15. Mont Blanc, France
Europe’s tallest mountain tops out at 4,810m (15,782ft) and sits in one of
.
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16. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
This salt plain is the world’s largest and traps rainwater during wet winter months, creating a tripped-out sky mirror. Find out
.
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17. On a cliff ascent
This one happens to be the curved limestone face of
, North Yorkshire, England.
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18. Iguazu Falls, Brazil
The majority of the falls lies in
, but according to the photographer, “the great thing about the
side of
is that there are no limits on taking pictures at any time of day….(unlike the Argentinian side).”
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