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Photo via <n>Red Tour</n> and <n>Palm Heights</n>.

An aerial view of a family and buffalo in Central Vietnam, from brand <n>d'Annam</n>.

A depiction of the <n>Sunken City of Chroyane</n>.

Photo by <n>David Lewis</n> of the <n>Sentinelese people</n> on <n>North Sentinel Island</n>, 1988.

Cover art for the song <n>De cap te l'immortèla</n> by <n>Alidé Sans</n> and <n>ÒC Brigada Internacional</n>.

A bus navigates the notoriously dangerous <n>Yungas Road</n> in Bolivia.

A still from <n>Luca Guadagnino</n>'s film <n>Call Me by Your Name</n> (2017) at the <n>Serio Waterfalls</n>.

The <n>Moses Bridge</n> in the Netherlands, designed and photographed by <n>RO&AD Architecten</n> in 2011.

<n>Ship Rock</n> in New Mexico, photographed by <n>Adriel Heisey</n>.

The <n>Elliðaey Island Lodge</n> on Elliðaey Island, Iceland. Photo by <n>Hörður Kristleifsson</n>.

A photograph by adventure photographer <n>Karl Ndieli</n>.

<n>A long way to Sulawesi</n>, 1979. Photo by <n>Kal Müller</n>.

From the <n>Panamera Roadtrip</n> series for <n>Porsche</n>, photographed by <n>Franz Grünewald</n>.

Photo by <n>Matthijs Pitlo</n> with styling by <n>Emma Winder</n> for <n>Pakje Fris</n> magazine.

Cover art for <n>Korn</n>'s version of '<n>Another Brick in the Wall</n>'.

<n>Everything’s gonna be alright</n> by 3D artist <n>John McLaughlin</n>.

A <n>Humpback whale</n> surfaces next to a kayaker in Antarctica. Photo by <n>Tomas Van Houtryve</n>.

A bus navigates the <n>Snow Corridor</n> in <n>Niseko</n>, Japan, circa 2013.

The first baptisms in Ghana, performed by <n>Rendell N. Mabey</n> and <n>Edwin Q. "Ted" Cannon</n> in 1978.

A desert flood in <n>Hail Province, Saudi Arabia</n>, 2016. Photo by <n>Eros Cangini</n>.

A view of the coast in <n>Capri</n>, Italy. Photo by <n>ANAÏS ANDREOLI</n>.

Album art for <n>Meera (NO)</n>'s release <n>Stikk</n> on <n>Crosstown Rebels</n>, 2024.

A trail on the mountainside of <n>Seceda</n> in the Dolomites, Italy.

<n>While we frame our happiness, sadness frames us.</n> by artist <n>Mahmoud Alkurd</n>.