South Rim Grand Canyon National Park

The Mount St Helens erupted in 1980, devastating all life around. The logs of ancient forest blown are on the lake.

From Cofre de Perote (4282m), Veracruz State.

In Little Wild Horse Mesa, the badlands look like the work of an artist.

Even if the badlands are really bad to live, they remain a beautiful place to have a walk.

Yosemite National Park

Last wonderful sunlights flaring up the red sandstone in Zion National Park.

You can go hiking this very long canyon for days without losing you, there is only two ways : one to go, one to come back !

Great Caribbean Sea coast, turquoise water and white sand !

X’kékén is the Samula neighbour, less illuminated than the other, it invites us too for a cool bath.

I was waiting for the first sunights on the Grand Canyon but my attention was diverted by sky behind the tower.

Managua Lake, Nicaragua.

Baja California

Some cenotes are unknown by the tourists because they are isolated. It is great to enjoy our time and the silent there.

A great petrified fall in Oaxaca state

The acid breaks up the soil In Yellowstone National Park, creating mud, and nourishes microorganisms that create amazing colors in the landscape !

Arches National Park, Delicate Arch, just before the sunrise.

Bryce Canyon National Park Hoodoos in winter.

Marribios, volcanic range in Nicaragua.

Here we realize how truly lucky we are inside the Subway, in Zion National Park in winter. We are alone !

The best way to lost our reference is to be in front of the Grand Canyon.

Isla de la Piedra a Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico

Bryce Canyon Amphitheater

Cerro Negro, Nicaragua.

There are more than 6000 cenotes in Yucatan Peninsula. More famous than others, Samulá doesn’t know the crowd on the early morning…

Turquoise water rolls down in Chiapas

The Mono Lake tufas, as a stone ghost ship under the sunrise lights

It could be from a fantastic movie but, in Mojave National Preserve, this ray of light is real !

Here we could see the geologic jewel shaped by the San Juan River, near Mexican Hat (UT).

Cofre de Perote, Veracruz. perfect viewpoint to admire the Orizaba volcano, 5670m.

The sunrise is warming up the desert during that cold morning in Canyonlands National Park.

Mazatlaán, Mexico

From the Island in the Sky, in Canyonlands National Park, we can have a great viewpoint to the Needles where the Colorado River is shaping its way…

From the Cortez Path, we can admire the light of the lava into the Popocatepetl crater. The Popocatepetl is ths secong highest volcano in Mexico, it is 5426 meters high.

Between the snow and the clouds, we can’t know where is the ground… and where is the sky in Angel’s landing.

Climb the old volcano Iztaccíhuatl is an act of faith for the mexican people. During the effort to the top, they miss oxygen but they believe in the wonderful view they will discover at the top !

Crater Lake, in Oregon, is one of the snowiest isolated places in United States. We went to spend the night at the edge of the crater and between two snow storms, we had the lights show !

The Yellowstone’s Caldeira is full of geological life when the colorful hotsprings show themselves on the surface.

The Buckskin Gulch Canyon is the longest slot canyon in the world. More than a booby prize when you don’t win at the Wave lottery !

Cantona, Puebla, Mexico.

With the sun, the Delicat Arch is posing for the photo with its twin sister !

Even in the dark, we can always see the light ! Going inside the lava tube is like a travel to the Earth heart.

Turquoise and salted water as a sea in the crater situated in the high mexican plateau.

Between the red sandtone and the sunset lights, difficult to say which of them is the most gorgeous !

The Kelso Dunes are notable for the phenomenon known as “booming dunes” when someone slides down slowly, generating a low-frequency rumble that can be both felt and heard.