Posts tagged with "National Geographic"
A Vision in Green - by Mathieu Rivrin
May 2nd, 201756 Foamy waves, agitated by European storm Ruzica, swell around the Tévennec lighthouse in Brittany, France. Local lore complements this moody scene—the lighthouse is believed to be haunted. The image does possess a phenomenal quality, according to Your Shot photographer Mathieu Rivrin: “When we went there, the light was divine,...
Morning Over The River Yamuna - by Manish Jaisi
April 6th, 201788 Photograph by: Manish Jaisi The Yamuna is one of the holiest rivers of India and also one of the polluted. Despite of the pollution it is worshiped by millions. Here a man adjusts his clothes after a dip in the river. Interestingly this part of the year many migratory birds visit the place and are generously fed by the locals in hope...
Lighting up the Sky
April 3rd, 2017115 Photographer: Nanut Bovorn Lanterns soar up into the sky—and they're also reflected below—as part of the Loy Krathong festival, which usually takes place at the end of the rainy season, in Thailand. The lanterns are released to protect against bad luck. (National Geographic Photography)...
Happy Baloons - by Kristina Makeeva
February 27th, 2017264 Photograph by Kristina Makeeva Kotleta Timon Photographer & engineer-wiz from Moscow
Hacksaw Ridge Location - Photo by Sean Pavone
February 26th, 2017116 Aharen Beach on Tokashiki Island in Okinawa, Japan. Though the Japanese island of Okinawa saw one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific campaign, it’s now known as the home of one of the most beautiful coral reef habitats in the East China Sea. Hacksaw Ridge Movie - Oscar Nominated - is based on the true story of Desmond T. Doss,...
Herring Gull - by David Higgins
February 25th, 201729 A herring gull hits a child on the boardwalk at Whitby in Yorkshire, England after the boy attracted it with fish and chips. "While I love this image for what it is—a spontaneous moment that makes me laugh out loud—I really love how it encapsulates 2016. The highs and lows, the unexpected twists and turns, and ultimately the...
Style-Culture-Fashion Around The World
February 25th, 2017155 These vibrant cultures were slaying their fashion game long before the runway was invented. Most global fashions aren’t fads. They arise from centuries of tradition and don’t go out of vogue when the seasons change: the bold beadwork of the Maasai in the Serengeti, the endless folds of a bright blue Tuareg head wrap in the Sahara, a...
Yellowstone: Wild Heart of a Continent - by Michael Nichols
February 24th, 201734 The colors of Grand Prismatic Spring come from thermophiles: microbes that thrive in scalding water. The green is chlorophyll they use to absorb sunlight. From "Yellowstone: Wild Heart of a Continent" Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic...
