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    American Institution: by bre, Views[210]
         		 Putting up the sign for the new bussiness that was in town. : by snap12, Views[209]
         		 Reading the newspaper on the street. : by snap12, Views[227]
         		 Givng out free hugs in a city. They both were competing to see who could win.: by snap12, Views[224]
         		 Taking the max to somewhere. A great way to travel. : by snap12, Views[208]
     
    Food carts from around the world all in one place.: by snap12, Views[206]
         		 Glacier Bay: by gypsytraveler, Views[337]
         		 A small tour boat in Glacier Bay: by gypsytraveler, Views[311]
         		 Glacier Bay, Alaska: by gypsytraveler, Views[320]
         		 The spectacular Aurora Borealis: by gypsytraveler, Views[330]
     
    Denali National Park, Alaska: by gypsytraveler, Views[313]
         		 Glacier Bay: by gypsytraveler, Views[245]
         		 A small tour boat in Glacier Bay: by gypsytraveler, Views[220]
         		 Glacier Bay, Alaska: by gypsytraveler, Views[254]
         		 The spectacular Aurora Borealis: by gypsytraveler, Views[253]
     
    Denali National Park, Alaska: by gypsytraveler, Views[262]
         		 Hand game: by mariossavva, Views[273]
         		 Entertainment with a can (2): by mariossavva, Views[302]
         		 Entertainment with a can (1): by mariossavva, Views[338]
         		 Dancing to the music: by mariossavva, Views[285]
     
    The singing has just begun and this large group of people were starting to join in.: by mariossavva, Views[281]
         		 One could hear the glacier crack while moving!: by alaskansummer, Views[265]
         		 The goats enjoying fresh grass by Exit glacier: by alaskansummer, Views[246]
         		 Dipnet fishing in Kenai with the active volcanoe mt. Redoubt in the back: by alaskansummer, Views[282]
         		 A Beaver bushplane used for glacier landings in Alaska range in Talkeetna: by alaskansummer, Views[266]
     
    Enjoying the lovely but rare sunny summer weather in a canoe: by alaskansummer, Views[359]
         		 by will_lounsbury, Views[208]
         		 by will_lounsbury, Views[211]
         		 by will_lounsbury, Views[208]
         		 by will_lounsbury, Views[214]
     
    The grand loop road winds up, further into the mountains in Yellowstone National Park. : by will_lounsbury, Views[658]
         		 (5) Discovering new friendships from chance encounters along the Clark Fork River is commonplace among residents. People from all walks of life easily form personal connections through common interests. Here, a boogie-boarder shares a laugh with a passing “tuber” in their fleeting moments as the current sweeps them apart. Missoula is a place where you are only a stranger but once.: by prhutchi, Views[784]
         		 (3) Missoula is intertwined with several beautiful rivers. Though famous for its fly fishing, the Clark Fork River that bisects the town draws a constant flow of thrill-seeking bridge jumpers. This particular jumper looks strikingly serene in spite of the exhilaration that the experience delivers. He and his friends were visiting students in town for a swimming competition, but it didn’t take them long to blend right in with native “Missoulians” at the river.: by prhutchi, Views[826]
         		 (3) Exploration and wonder abound both in the city and outside its limits. Only a short drive out of town, hot springs serve as both a social mecca and a secluded getaway. Just a few springs over, a gregarious group converses while this woman found quiet company with the sun and geothermal water. Clothing is, of course, optional.: by prhutchi, Views[799]
         		 (1) One of the greatest characteristics of Missoula, MT is that, no matter who you are, you are never out of place there. “Zootown”, as it is affectionately called, is not so unlike a zoo with regards of the colorful personalities and wide diversity of people you may find. The major difference being that no one is caged in Missoula, and there is a lot of cage-free living to be done. Almost a part of the sky himself, the runner in this photo barrels down the slope of the popular “M-trail” adjacent to the University of Montana Campus. Fitness and freedom are a significant part of the culture in Missoula.: by prhutchi, Views[731]
     
    Taal Island is very basic, almost primitive, in most villages on the island. In the particular village I spent my time, running water and electricity seems to be a luxury unattainable by most. Most huts and families have kerosene lanterns for light and buckets of lake water as their basic resource. Our lights and hammocks attracted crowds to our hut as they were much more powerful than the aged and deplete hand lights they had acquired sometime ago. We ended up giving the locals our lights when parting ways.: by joenguyenphoto, Views[262]
         		 Long after the last tourists have left the island and the sun has set, families gather at the one hut in their village powered by a single gas generator to enjoy a warm hot plate of food under bright lights while enjoying the moments with family, cousins, and relatives laughing about everything and almost anything.: by joenguyenphoto, Views[318]
         		 Life on Taal Volcano island remains mundane with limited resources and few opportunites for improving quality of living and well-being. After a long day of catering to tourists and thrillseekers, a father spends his evening with son bathing him on their family boat along the shore of the island.: by joenguyenphoto, Views[353]
         		 Taal Volcano is a major attraction for tourists from around the world. As thrill seekers come to hike the volcano and walk its rim, many are offered photo services, horse rides, tours, as well as golf tee offs into the volcano crater. Tourism plays a major roll in stimulating local economy on Taal Island.: by joenguyenphoto, Views[700]
         		 With 33 recorded eruptions since 1572, Taal Volcano sits peacefully surrounded by Taal Lake on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. Considered the second most active volcano within the Philippines, it has become an attraction for foreigners and thrill seekers from all over the world. Many of which have come to see the sight of an island in a lake in a volcano on an island on a lake on a bigger island in the ocean.: by joenguyenphoto, Views[838]
     
    Sunset Cliffs, CA Another image shot during an almost full moon which allowed me to still capture details of the ocean foam washing along the beach line.: by jries77, Views[716]
         		 Torrey Pines, CA Once of my favorite shots, I took this on a cold, early morning at Torrey Pines, while the sun was rising, the moon was setting (seen in background.): by jries77, Views[600]
         		 Morrow Bay, CA Shot on a cloudy day on Morro Beach. There was only a few people around including a lone surfer.: by jries77, Views[1033]
         		 Sunset Cliffs, San Diego, CA This image was shot by the moonlight late at night, when the peach and serenity really comes out. It was just myself and the ocean in harmony.: by jries77, Views[1983]
         		 Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park: by jries77, Views[630]
     
    Laura smiled as she watched Leonardo try to understand that the man in front of him was the same face he used to see at night on a computer screen. Father, mother, and son are finally back together as a family.: by lolagomez, Views[269]
         		 Laura and Jesus found each other in the crowd and hugged tightly for several minutes. That was the first of many nights that Jesus will sleep at home with his family again. Life of a military family is not easy; they must face emotional challenges day by day, especially when the soldier is in the war front, but this is one of their happiest days.: by lolagomez, Views[377]
         		 Only after the Welcome Home Ceremony can families receive their soldiers. It was a very emotional moment; shouts and happy cries filled the air as they all ran to hug and kiss their soldiers who were away from home for a year serving their country. They are back home at last.: by lolagomez, Views[433]
         		 Laura Jimenez, Jesus's wife, cried with joy as she holds her one-year-old son, Leonardo. She was waiting a year for this moment when her husband would return home safely from Afghanistan. She is surrounded by other families welcoming their soldiers home with banners and open arms.: by lolagomez, Views[442]
         		 The 277 ASB Hangar is one of the places that Fort Drum (Watertown, NY) use to welcome troops returning home. On October, 2012, more than 200 families gathered there to welcome home the FSC 7th Engineer Battalion that served in Afghanistan. One of them, U.S. Army Sargent First Class Jesus Jimenez (front row, third from right) had left only 10 days after his child was born. Since then he spent a whole year away from his family.: by lolagomez, Views[441]
     
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