As I puttered up the inlet on the small dinghy that would take me into grizzly bear territory, I knew how fortunate I was to be one of the very few people who get to experience this wild and untamed environment. 

This is a place where human activity is severely restricted, and where the grizzly bear roams free in its natural habitat — Khutzeymateen: one of the most remote and protected wildernesses on Earth.

The Huangshan mountains are named after the legendary Chinese Emperor Huang Di, the Yellow Emperor, who is the ancestor of all Han Chinese.

According to legend, the beloved Emperor sought to make immortality pills in these mountains where the spirit world was near. Here he took the immortality pill and road off to heaven on the back of a dragon.

Superstition Mountain, along the Apache Trail, is one of my favourite spots in Arizona. I return again and again to photograph this incredible landscape.

This image is made of over 250 individual frames stacked together to show the spectacle in the sky that we cannot see with our own eyes.

There’s nothing like sifting the sand through my fingers, feeling the breeze in my hair, and tasting the salt on my lips. There’s something about the ocean that cannot be captured in a regular photograph. The ocean is always moving.

The images in this collection were created using intentional camera movement; using a long exposure time, I move the camera while the shutter is open to create a blur effect. To me, this is the best visual representation of the experience.