Black-legged kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) pair on nest in McBride Inlet, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska, United States of America, North America

Resting at the foot of mountains, tents glow with light.

Ross Mcbride in a mid morning tube in San Diego, California.

Russ McBride, all geared up for endurance training in the Buttermilks outside of Bishop, california

One of many classic, pre-reovultion American cars that run on love and innovation throughout the streets of and across the island.

Tango dancers in San Telmo Buenos Aires.

Suspended from wires 2,500 vertical feet up a cliffside in Yosemite National Park, the Bandaloop Troupe performs an air dance next to Yosemite Falls.

Preparing to dance, Kimm E. Ward checks her harness and climbing devices. Climbing skills and safety checks are integral for these performers of which many started as rock climbers before integrating dance into their vertical world.

Suspended from wires 2,500 vertical feet up a cliffside in Yosemite National Park, the Bandaloop Troupe performs an air dance next to Yosemite Falls.

Hightech windmills, some standing 500 feet high when their blades are vertical, hum on the Altamont Pass of California as they produce clean electricity.

Alex Nicks takes local children for a ride off of Faaite, one of the 78 Tuamotu atolls.

In Tahiti, hundreds of traditional dancers perform in the streets of Papeete the capitol during a Halloween celebration.

Suspended from wires 2,500 vertical feet up a cliffside in Yosemite National Park, the Bandaloop Troupe performs an air dance next to Yosemite Falls.

Quechua girls and families sell their crafts in the ruins above the small village of Pisac near Cusco.

Cajun and Zydeco music

A woman smiles as she waters a tomato plant with rain water with an autumn view of the Colorado mountains. Her daughter stands under an umbrella with the sun shining behind her.

In the small village of Itacare, two Capoeira musicians play the birimboa, a gord and string instruments used for rhythem in the Brazilian martial art-like dance, that originated with slaves in Bahia.

Suspended from wires 2,500 vertical feet up a cliffside in Yosemite National Park, the Bandaloop Troupe performs an air dance next to Yosemite Falls.

Amelia Rudolph, director of Project Bandalooop, ascends a rope after a performance.

Copper Mining, Chuquicamata

Russ McBride trail running with trekking poles for his endurance training in the Buttermilks outside of Bishop, California.

Hightech windmills, some standing 500 feet high when their blades are vertical, hum on the Altamont Pass of California as they produce clean electricity.

Laughter, music and rum frequently flow on the malecon, Havana, Cuba's main water front street where locals come to watch the sunset and socialize.

Hightech windmills, some standing 500 feet high when their blades are vertical, hum on the Altamont Pass of California as they produce clean electricity.

Two men ride the Alpine Coaster above Glenwood Springs at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, CO.

Locals walk and play on the beach at sunset on the Atlantic Coast of Gabon's capital, Libreville.

In Sevilla, locals show their equine history and flamenco spirits by parading their horses and wagons while dawning traditional flamenco dresses and flat brimmed hats.

The colonial and colorful streets of Antigua, Guatemala attract tourists for romance and adventure as volcanoes and jungle surround the historic town, named a UNESCO site.

A guitar player strumming for impromptu tango dancers in Buenos Aires' San Telmo Square.

Hightech windmills, some standing 500 feet high when their blades are vertical, hum on the Altamont Pass of California as they produce clean electricity. Wind energy is the world's fastest growing energy source, expanding 25, 35 percent each year. In 2001, roughly 6000 megawatts of new wind capacity was installed around the world, enough to power 2 million American homes.

Hightech windmills, some standing 500 feet high when their blades are vertical, hum on the Altamont Pass of California as they produce clean electricity.

Surrounded by fog, two men descend a rocky slope in mountains of Butan.

Mud bath smile.

Tango tango dancers in San Telmo Buenos Airesdancers.

A boy floats down the Dolores River while on a rafting outing in Mexican Hat, Utah, United States.

Rowing the rapids of the Colorado River's Grand Canyon in a 16 foot raft

On the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca located at an elevation of 13,000 feet on the altiplano, families of fishermen live on handmade islands of reeds to avoid government property taxes. With handmade reed

Sea lions on the beach, Galapagos.

Altiplano near Arequipa - family living in the only building for 50 miles with a pet llama living in their kitchen.

At the Rumba Patio in Havana, Salsa enthusiasts come every sunday for hours of traditional rumba and son live music. Many dance, like this couple, the entire time.

Raft guide, Marcus Cline gets splashed as he guieds his raft through the rapids of Cataract Canyon in Canyonlands National Park, Utah, United States of America

Aerial border patrol on the U.S./Mexico border.

South of Sacramento, California, solar panels that follow the sun with the aid of mechanical timers, stretch across fields at the base of an older, abandoned energy site, a nuclear plant.

Music and musicians fill the streets in cafes and bars throughout Cuba and particularly in Trinidad.

Randy Udall of CORE monitors one of his solar panels.