U.K.-based photographer Andy Lee captures the simultaneous thrill and serenity of the open road in a series simply titled Roads. These roads wind through some of the most remote places on the planet, where your fellow travelers might be no one but a herd of wild horses. Through mountains, meadows, trees, and tundra, the roads thread one clutch of humans to another.
Describing his series, Lee only says, "Getting lost is half the fun." His photos are full of striking light and shadow. Though they can be fairly stark, all are imbued with an appreciation for both nature and the ingenuity of humans.
You can see more of Lee's photos, which capture both nature and people, on his website and Behance page. You can also keep up with his travels on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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