National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
Courtesy of National Geographic, here are 8 standout photos from that assignment, which ends on October 22. You still have 12 days left to submit your own best photo. For more information on Your Shot, watch this short video.Above: Cloud of Tadpoles
Photograph and caption by Eiko Jones, National Geographic Your ShotWhile photographing lilies in a local swamp a cloud of tadpoles swam by numbering in the thousands, all following along in a trail.
Courtesy of National Geographic, here are 8 standout photos from that assignment, which ends on October 22. You still have 12 days left to submit your own best photo. For more information on Your Shot, watch this short video.Above: Cloud of TadpolesPhotograph and caption by Eiko Jones, National Geographic Your ShotWhile photographing lilies in a local swamp a cloud of tadpoles swam by numbering in the thousands, all following along in a trail.
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
Weightless
Photograph and caption by Dimitris Maroulakis, National Geographic Your Shot
Freediver slides peacefully over sea bed in the blue hole area of Vouliagmeni.
Weightless
Photograph and caption by Dimitris Maroulakis, National Geographic Your Shot
Freediver slides peacefully over sea bed in the blue hole area of Vouliagmeni.
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
People at Prayer
Photograph and caption by Junaid Ahmed, National Geographic Your Shot
Ijtema is the second largest muslim gatherings in the world after Hazz.The gatherings is so huge that people did not get place at the field to pray jumma prayer and sited themselves at road.
People at Prayer
Photograph and caption by Junaid Ahmed, National Geographic Your Shot
Ijtema is the second largest muslim gatherings in the world after Hazz.The gatherings is so huge that people did not get place at the field to pray jumma prayer and sited themselves at road.
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
Camp inside Hang Son Doong
Photograph and caption by Ryan Deboodt, National Geographic Your Shot
After two days of trekking and caving, we reach the first camp inside Hang Son Doong, the world's largest cave.
Camp inside Hang Son Doong
Photograph and caption by Ryan Deboodt, National Geographic Your Shot
After two days of trekking and caving, we reach the first camp inside Hang Son Doong, the world's largest cave.
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
Kabul Balloons
Photograph and caption by Allen Rooke, National Geographic Your Shot
Whilst on mission in Afghanistan for the World Food Programme, I had to travel the 10kms or so every day from the office to the warehouse complex. Winter in Kabul is cold, wet and usually shrouded in a heavy fog. These lads were walking along the road early in the morning and they made my day.
Kabul Balloons
Photograph and caption by Allen Rooke, National Geographic Your Shot
Whilst on mission in Afghanistan for the World Food Programme, I had to travel the 10kms or so every day from the office to the warehouse complex. Winter in Kabul is cold, wet and usually shrouded in a heavy fog. These lads were walking along the road early in the morning and they made my day.
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
Night of Lightning at Grand Canyon
Photograph and caption by Rolf Maeder, National Geographic Your Shot
It was such a wonderful experience to witness this beautiful thunderstorm far across the Grand Canyon!
Night of Lightning at Grand Canyon
Photograph and caption by Rolf Maeder, National Geographic Your Shot
It was such a wonderful experience to witness this beautiful thunderstorm far across the Grand Canyon!
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
Perfect Catch
Photograph and caption by Wayne Panepinto, National Geographic Your Shot
I'm amazed how easy the sea lions catch their food. I'm very happy for sea lion Lily and Seneca Park Zoo with the Daily Dozen end results!
Perfect Catch
Photograph and caption by Wayne Panepinto, National Geographic Your Shot
I'm amazed how easy the sea lions catch their food. I'm very happy for sea lion Lily and Seneca Park Zoo with the Daily Dozen end results!
National Geographic Calls on Photographers to Show Our Changing World
The Ice Caves
Photograph and caption by Andrew Inaba, National Geographic Your Shot
The Ice Caves
Photograph and caption by Andrew Inaba, National Geographic Your Shot
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