Photo by Robbie Shone @shonephoto | Perched at the lip of a giant wall of ice, an explorer begins his descent into another moulin, hoping it will lead him through the Gorner Glacier to the bedrock below. #Switzerland
Photo by @taylorthomasalbright | A spring cub investigating every inch of its mother. This mother (sow) brown bear and her three spring cubs were taking a break from feeding on the spawning salmon along an Alaskan river. The rambunctious cubs were constantly on the move, playing with each other or at times like this, their mother. She seemed to have a special bond with this one, which also happened to be the smallest of the three. #YourShotPhotographer
Here today, gone tomorrow - this month really feels like it’s moving at the speed of light 🎡
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Photos by Lynn Johnson @ljohnphoto | Connecting across time: As a young girl, Anne was photographed for a National Geographic story about Vincent van Gogh. She lived in St. Paul’s Asylum, in France, where van Gogh spent a year battling mental illness. Now, 23 years later, I photographed Anne, who is autistic, for an upcoming story about living on the autism spectrum. Both moments are seen side by side, printed on glorious bamboo Hahnemühle paper, in an upcoming exhibit at the Leica Gallery in L.A. @thephotosociety #Hahnemühle #NaturalLine #Bamboo
“and the Oscar goes to.......😂🐶” writes @tobythegentleman
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#HelloFrom Cappadocia, Turkey, a surreal landscape of rock formations — sometimes called fairy chimneys — that have been sculpted by volcanoes, wind, rain and ice over many millions of years. “Since I had already seen hundreds of photos of hot air balloons in Cappadocia before, my eyes automatically searched for something different,” says photographer and content creator Helin Bereket (@helinbereket), who took this photo from a hot air balloon. “Then, there it was: vintage cars in an almost otherworldly landscape. It looked like a scene from a movie.” Photo by @helinbereket
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#FotoDelDía | Un niño juega con una palangana vacía después de que su madre y su abuela hayan completado la colada. En este pequeño departamento, en el primer suburbio de alta densidad de Zimbabue, Mbare, tres generaciones de mujeres y niños se reúnen en la habitación donde estudian, ríen y duermen.
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