A woman jokingly hugs an oddly shaped rock in Death Valley National Park, making it look like she’s squeezed the rock so hard that’s it’s shaped like an hour glass.

A red rock cliff towers over the sparse vegetation of a desert valley in Arizona.

A tiny log cabin shelter in the Hoh River Valley in Olympic National Park, Washington, stands partially smashed by a huge tree that fell in the forest.

Water cascades lightly down a layered rock slope into a swirl of the current at the bottom, making it look like a small whirlpool. On a dry portion of the rocky slope, a small cluster of yellow flowers grows, leaning gently toward the water.

A group of mountaineering women faces away from the camera in the Wimenuch Wilderness of Colorado. They are topless holding their arms high, celebrating the climb that they’ve achieved together.

An old computer monitor has washed up on a white sand beach. Discarded and covered in algae, it shows the desire to both get away from tech and clean up the impact it has.

A stream in the Smoky Mountains tumbles over moss-covered rocks and a small tree sprouts from the rock nearby.

Sea foam bubbles cluster on the sand, every color of the rainbow reflected in the bubble surfaces.