Elise Visser

Every morning brings new potential; embrace it with open arms.

20/08/2024

Bottlenose dolphins feed in the waters off Bimini.

15/08/2024

"It was cloudy this morning," says photographer Randy Olson of this shot taken from Oceanside. "Our cliff was the only place in the county above the fog."

08/08/2024

Low tide reveals shallow-water corals, which provide a home for hundreds of species, protect the coastline from storms and erosion, and provide jobs and food for local communities. “Unfortunately, this coral ecosystem is severely threatened,” says photographer Thien Nguyen.

31/07/2024

In 1974, a farming family in Delaware County, Iowa, makes homemade apple pies, which will be put in the freezer and eaten later.

24/07/2024

Travelers dangle their legs from the top of a temple wall overlooking Teotihuacán, an ancient Mesoamerican holy city roughly 25 miles northeast of Mexico City. Settled more than 2,400 years ago, the city “was one of the most powerful cultural centers in Mesoamerica,” says Your Shot photographer Jorge Calvache.

17/07/2024

How can you tell if elephants are fighting or playing? Floppy and loose body language. These two young African elephants are just having fun!

10/07/2024

Found in sub-Saharan Africa, male impala rub their horns on the ground to mark their territory. Looks like sometimes the territory rubs off on them too!

04/07/2024

Spotted at the Odessa Zoo in Ukraine, a cuddly kitty nuzzles up against a young deer. Now that’s a purr-worthy pair.

28/06/2024

Gulf Islands is a great place for camping, swimming, snorkeling, hiking, beach combing, and bird-watching.

21/06/2024

An olive python has a Johnson's crocodile in a stranglehold, as seen in a mobile phone image from Queensland, Australia.

06/06/2024

It's been the most snowless winter ever. But our desire for skiing has never been stronger. We discovered remote backcountry terrains and reached new horizons. We descended slopes we've never dared to try before. Most of our backcountry experience consisted of hours of exhausting climbing and only minute-long rides. It was worth it.

30/05/2024

A woman guides her horse through a wind-blown valley in Chilean Patagonia as the jagged, snow-clad towers of the Torres del Paine rise in the background. The rugged Paine range was formed when plateaus of granite were thrust upward by tectonic collisions, then carved away by ancient retreating glaciers.

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