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  • Photo by Keith Ladzinski @ladzinski | With a long exposure, a quiver tree (kokerboom) stands tall under a sky of streaked stars. These trees are well suited to arid places with severe heat and low precipitation, due to an ability to store water within their trunks. They’re part of the aloe family, and have long been used for medicinal purposes. Photographed in the Kalahari Desert of South Africa. To see more photos of this beautiful part of the world please visit @ladzinski
  • Photo by Cristina Mittermeier @Mitty | Did you know that in Hawaiian culture when a baby is born the umbilical cord is buried in the sand along with a tree seedling? This practice serves as a reminder of the connection that new person has not only to his or her parents but also to their ancestors and to the land. When a Hawaiian dies, the entire community, their ohana, paddles out and returns their ashes to the sea. This cultural connection to land and sea runs deep in the veins of native Hawaiians. The concept of Aloha ʻĀina, “love of the land,” is central in Hawaiian life and key to understanding their stewardship of the Earth. If you look at a mountain and all you see is a pile of rocks, you may have a hard time understanding why anyone would fight to protect it. For the Kānaki Ōiwi people, Mauna Kea is not just a mountain: it represents their ancestral ties to creation, a sacred site revered through their history and very much worthy of respect and protection. Follow me @Mitty for more stories that reflect upon the ways world cultures and nature are tied to one another. #kukiaimauna #wearemaunakea #culture #blackandwhitephotography
  • Photo by @jodicobbphoto | Heartbreaking floods in Venice yesterday, with 85% of the city under water up to six feet deep. Mayor Brugnaro said the city was "on its knees." I made this image of receding floodwaters in St. Mark's Square in 2008 during another record flood. #Venice #acquaalta
  • Photos by Stephen Alvarez @salvarezphoto | My first trip to Cedar Mesa was over 30 years ago. It was January, and I made the long drive to Utah from Tennessee, spending a frigid week in Grand Gulch, where I marveled at the canyon, the archaeology, and the artwork. Thirty years later this place has still captured my heart and imagination. It’s a privilege to be back here working on an @insidenatgeo grant about ancient artwork contained in eight western national monuments that have been studied for reduction by the Department of the Interior. Perhaps the greatest privilege is working with representatives of @protectbearsears in their ancestral home. For more images from this and other projects follow me @salvarezphoto and my nonprofit @ancientartarchive as we preserve humanity’s oldest stories.
  • Photo by @dina_litovsky | These are portraits of teen girls competing at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the world’s most prestigious science fair, which took place in Arizona this year. Though young women have been a minority in STEM fields in the past, this year’s fair, with 1,842 finalists, was evenly split by gender, and three of the top four awards went to young women. This story on girls in science was shot for National Geographic’s November issue, "Women: A Century of Change." For more images follow me @dina_litovsky.
  • Photo by David Guttenfelder @dguttenfelder // Sponsored by @mazdausa #NatGeoMazdaContest // A Buddhist priest bows at Tokyo’s Koukokuji Temple, a sacred space for funeral remains that has more than 2,000 brightly colored, LED-lit Buddha figures. When photographing life in Tokyo, I am always inspired by Japan’s unique mix of beautiful and serene traditions with its innovative and frenetic modernity. // Enter the #NatGeoMazdaContest to win the opportunity to be one of National Geographic’s next great storytellers. When you are out with your camera, what remarkable or impactful moments have you captured? We want to see what inspires you. Upload a gallery of 3-5 images to your Instagram account as one post, with the hashtag #NatGeoMazdaContest, tagging @natgeoyourshot. The contest, presented by @MazdaUSA, runs through November 18, 2019. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S./D.C. only; 18+. For more information go to natgeo.com/mazdacontest.
  • Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Our new story, “The Tigers Next Door,” appears today in the December issue, produced with writer @sharonguynup. Few people realize that there are more tigers living in captivity in the United States than survive in the wild. These are some of the lucky few: Clay, Daniel, and Enzo are three of 39 tigers rescued from Oklahoma’s Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park. These cats will live out their lives at the Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, Colorado, with proper nutrition and vet care—and they will not be bred or commercially exploited. The sanctuary is a 10,473-acre nonprofit refuge for more than 500 rescued tigers, lions, bears, wolves, and other large carnivores. @wildanimalsanctuary @animalsanctuary #tiger
  • Photo by @davidalanharvey | Outer Banks, North Carolina: Evening at Avalon Pier was playful party wave magic as I photographed surfers until dark. The water is reflecting a sunset sky, and I popped in a strobe I've been using on my landscape images here. I had never met either surfer before, but when they saw me on the pier using a flash, one of them recognized me since he’s an aspiring photographer. Six degrees of separation max around here. #outerbanks #surfing
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