Landscapes from a Permanent Tourist
Photography
These are some of my favorite landscapes that I’ve taken photos of while traveling. After visiting over 50 countries, the most dramatic landscapes seem to be in unsympathetic environments like the tundra and deserts.
Crumbling bricks of the Jinshanling Great Wall in China.
Sand dunes in the Gobi desert.
The edge of the Vatnajökull Glacier, which is the largest glacier in Iceland.
The remains of an old pier at the edge of the Great Salt Lake in Utah.
Stokksnes headland in Iceland with a black sand beach and imposing mountains.
Early morning in Punakha Valley, Bhutan.
Lake Mahinapua mirroring the west coast landscape of New Zealand.
Jökulsárlón Lagoon after a rainstorm in Iceland.
A scorched salt flat in Utah.
Flamingoes at the Atacama Salt Flat in Chile.
A rainbow off the east coast of Iceland.
Dettifoss waterfall in Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland.
Aurora Borealis over Lake Inari, Finland.
Yellowstone Lake in winter.
The countryside north of Punakha, Bhutan.
The dry lake bed of the Great Salt Lake in Utah.