A single bikini-clad woman silhouetted against a spectacular sunset, a tiny figure facing a swirl of stars, a hot spring whose improbably lurid hues seem like something from another planet - these stunning images combine colour and light to capture the wonders of the natural world. Last year Hawaiian-born photographer Dustin Wong, 31, abandoned his job as an engineer to travel the world with only his camera for company. Inspired by ancient Hawaiian beliefs in the sacredness of the landscape, Dustin Wong, 31, has journeyed from the Arctic Circle to Australia, capturing moments where men and women are alone with the power and splendour of the natural world.Photographer Dustin Wong, 31, travels the world with no company but his cameraThe Hawaiian-born photographerHis images are inspired by ancient Hawaiian beliefs in the sacredness of natureHe aims to encourage viewers to interact with nature and help save the planetImages range from the National Parks of the USA to the snow of Norway and Australian caves
He traveled all over the west coast of the _ living out of a van for five months and visited as many national parks as he could.