Sandy Feeks

Park guides scout sediment for bones in the Kelly Hill Caves on Kangaroo Island, one of the last places megafauna survived in Australia. The photo was taken on assignment for a story in the October 2010 issue about the vanishing giant animals.

Though few outfitters exist in the Falklands (Islas Malvinas)—a rugged island cluster off Patagonia in the South Atlantic—the local tourist board helps connect brave visitors to like-minded residents. Try cold-water surfing, windsurfing, or kayaking alongside Peale’s dolphins and giant petrels, or sail to windswept cliffs to see seemingly endless colonies of black-browed albatross and rockhopper penguins.

This slice-of-heaven hike has everything you’d hope to find in a Rocky Mountain hike. Climb beside streams, pass roaring waterfalls and massive boulders, hike through forests, and reach high, trout-filled lakes—all beneath towering peaks. From the trailhead at Bear Lake, make a long steady climb before reaching Odessa Lake, then dropping to Fern Lake—both nestled below Little Matterhorn (11,586 feet), Knobtop (12,331), and Gabletop (11,939) Mountains. As you complete the open loop, you’ll pass by Marguerite Falls, Fern Falls, and the Pool—a swirling rock-walled water pocket beneath the confluence of Spruce and Fern Creeks with the Big Thompson River. Follow the Big Thompson out to the Fern Lake Trailhead.

Classic autos on the move turn Havana's seaside Malecón promenade into a living car show. Pre-Castro relics of the 1940s and '50s are popular in the Cuban capital. Some have their original engines; others make do with Russian-made replacements.

A popular attraction, Bunratty Castle in County Clare is a well-restored castle built around 1460. It has a splendid keep where nightly "medieval banquets" are held. Visitors can quaff mead and eat with their fingers while minstrels serenade the diners and serving wenches bustle about with platters and jugs.

Your Shot photographer Karla Morales made this photograph of a piragüero in early March in Puerto Rico. A piragüero sells a traditional shaved ice refreshment with fruit flavored syrup in the shape of a pyramid called a piragua.

Your Shot photographer Magdalena Rychter composed this scene during blue hour as the last light struck the reflections in windows.

This feast of Thai dishes, captured by Srdjan Stepanovic, is actually a collection of miniature refrigerator magnets at Amphawa Floating Market in Bangkok, Thailand.

On the island of Java, Maha-yana Buddhist pilgrims climb the 95-foot-high, multitiered structure (the single largest Buddhist temple on Earth) as a symbolic journey to enlightenment. Apex views of surrounding volcanoes are breathtaking, but the nearly 3,000 bas-reliefs deserve a closer look.

Native to Costa Rica and Panama, the lemur leaf frog (pictured at the Atlanta Botanical Garden) has declined in number 80 percent in the past decade due to the fatal chytrid fungus. The IUCN now considers the species critically endangered.

Steve Torna won the amateur category for this image of migrating eared grebes in Yellowstone Lake. "I was drawn to their bright-red eyes, their golden 'ears,' and the way the flock created a colorful natural pattern," writes Torna.

Mayor of Malibu and firefighter Rick Mullen surveys a burning house caught in the Woolsey Fire.

Isla Fisher
Aussie redhead babe Isla Fisher is just as funny as she is attractive. The actress, comedian, and the author has had a successful career, with her acting credits including comedies such as Confessions of a Shopaholic, Wedding Crashers, and Arrested Development, as well as heavier productions including Wolf Like Me. She’s also authored several children’s books.

Holland Roden
While American actress Holland Roden’s breakthrough role was as Lydia Martin in Teen Wolf, she’s gone on to conquer the horror genre. Scream-fest credits to her name include Lore, Channel Zero, Follow Me, Escape Room 2, Obsessed to Death, and Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman.

Nostalgia for the '80s hits differently when you’re watching one of its most iconic characters commit brutal murders with a Rembrandt smile. The fact that Bateman’s killing may or may not be happening in his head makes him somehow scarier. If even he doesn’t know what’s real…do you?