I Just Travelled 24.000km Through North America And Took Home These Incredible Pictures

This is about 40 miles north of San Francisco. At the very end of the tree tunnel a wireless telegraph station where operators sent Morse code messages from the ships to shore. With the decline of Morse code, the station was closed down in the late 1990s

Same in Europe: http://www.discovernorthernireland.com/The-Dark-Hedges-Armoy-Ballymoney-P27502 Cheers

I imagine trees talking and magical animals jumping around :)

Wow! Beautiful

I LOVE how the tree stands out of the rock over the water. The head­wa­ter comes from the Columbia Glac­i­er about 70 kilo­me­ters (43 miles) south. Among the most pow­er­ful and breath­tak­ing falls in the Rocky Moun­tains,

Love love love Canada. Great shot

That turquoise water...

I need to see this place!

Must jump!!!

Equally spectacular is this lake in the early summer. Due to its high altitude, the lake is frozen from November until June. The vivid turquoise color of the water, caused by powdered limestone, is mostly seen In July as the snow melts from the surrounding mountains. 7d6e2da645...3b3518.jpg

I just want to take my luggage, family, friends, degus and future dog and set in! It must be full of wild animals and places to explore!

so clear... It's like a giant mirror

Worth the cold night!

One of me favorite place. Stunning shot. Thank you for sharing.

Wow, this one's on my wishlist now!

Antelope Canyon is carved out by the same waters that flow into the Colorado River and carved the Grand Canyon. Water travels through cracks and caverns until it builds up significant speed and continually reshapes the walls. This water eventually makes its way to Lake Powell and ultimately the Colorado River. The land is located in the Navajo Nation, is private and ONLY accessible by tour from a local Navajo guide.

Windows wallpaper anyone? :)

I cannot decide what amazes me more: the beautiful landscape or that stunning sky. I don't know why, but it gives me such a good feeling, a "childhood-like" feeling, like when you visited places like this and felt simply astonished by the beauty of the world you were beginning to discover. Boy, I wish I was either a child again or a bird, both free souls that can fly away from the restraints of concrete and iron cities and adulthood... *sigh*

All so beautiful

Colorado is full of these incredible spots. Thank you for including our amazing state. Your photography is outstanding.

I'm such a chicken.... while I do hike, no way, no how can I stand on a ledge like that! What a great shot!

Was this taken at night? So beautiful

Flash floods are not uncommon in the South Western part of the U.S. especially during the summer months. I'm glad to see your wonderful shot, especially as you described it.... "the mood of the sky". Beautiful!

I`d like to live here even though I prefer the cover of the forest!

what a beauty!

@sara yeah we used to! Global warming hasnt given us our traditional natural ice rivers since at least 10 years now :(

Very wonderful collection of amazing places. Thanks for sharing them.

Your photography is beautiful. From your composition and use of light to your subject matter, it's all so beautiful.

Something large could fit in here! Look around for dragons or something else, this light is unearthly!

My favorite image, by far...but ALL your images are magnificent, Guido!! ~ :o)

Someone fancy a swimming race through this freezing lake?

Fascinating road! Reminds me of the old song... "Country road! Take me home! To the place, I belong!"

Excellent shot, Guido! For future reference, you must be extremely careful in the Narrows. A few years ago, my sons had two friends drown trying to cross the Narrows. It was deeper and faster than he thought, and they played with it with their lives.

Mystical picture...

While Mesa Arch is usually crowded with others wanting a glimpse of an amazing sunrise.... it is SO WORTH the effort to be up early to witness the colors.

Guido Diana, I've never been here during the Winter months. I'm such a chicken when it comes to being cold. But your beautiful shot on this one has inspired me to possibly venture up there so I too can see the beauty of the snow in the canyon.

i think that feeling is frustration due to all the traffic nonsense in the bay area

My favourite of the horned herbivourous beasts: Cervus elaphus, as we, the naturalists call it!

I love your collection...please would you share with us what gear do you use (camera, lenses, filters)? Thanks...i will follow your work on instagram!

I understand why he's got that nickname! Wowza!

This is called "Tribute in Light" - the powerful 88 beams of light shoot four miles across the sky, visible for 60 miles around in remembrance of the September 11 attacks.