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Sunset over Jackson Lake and Mount Moran, Grand Teton National Park - taken from Signal Mountain
Low clouds below Mount Moran, Grand Teton national Park
Sunrise on Mount Moran at Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton National Park - white Pelican on Snake River. RESTRICTIONS on this image: Prints of this image, for personal use, can be ordered here. However, any prints for commercial use, or any image download must be licensed from Getty Images.
Waterfalls inside the crater of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale or "Rippling Water"), Kauai, Hawaii. This is an aerial photo taken from a helicopter.
Waterfalls inside the crater of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale or "Rippling Water"), Kauai, Hawaii. This is an aerial photo taken from a helicopter.
A helicopter view of waterfalls draining from the lush south side of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale), Kauai. The summit is often shrouded in mist and rain clouds. This wilderness area is considered one of the wettest or rainiest spot on earth.
A helicopter view of streams and waterfalls as you aproach the outh side of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale), Kauai - the wettest or rainest place on earth.
The "Bearpaw Bay Fire" was a lightning caused fire in Grand Tetons National Park that started August 30, 2009. It was located approximately two miles northeast of North Jenny Lake Junction on the Teton Park Road, and west of Spalding Bay on Jackson Lake. This photo was taken on September 24th. By September 30, the fire had consumed over 2,800 acres. It eventually died down due to rain and snow. This was the park's largest fire of the season. Park and wildlife official believe the park's wildlife will benefit by new plants that will take the place of the dominant lodgepole pine that were burned.
Autumn Aspen trees nestled among the conifers within the Unita National Forest, on the Mount Nebo Scenic Byway, Utah.
Waterfalls inside the crater of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale or "Rippling Water"), Kauai, Hawaii. This is an aerial photo taken from a helicopter.
Waterfalls inside the crater of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale or "Rippling Water"), Kauai, Hawaii. This is an aerial photo taken from a helicopter.
Waterfalls inside the crater of Mount Waialeale (Wai'ale'ale or "Rippling Water"), Kauai, Hawaii. This is an aerial photo taken from a helicopter.
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