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Lovely single track that has been chopped in half in the middle by the mountain road in the background, creating a fairly steep loose qualifier.
Self taken photo on a 10 second timer in one take!
UHAA: The Beauty in Our Backyard 2018
TITLE: "Birds of Paradise"
ARTIST: Audrey Dowling
AWARD: 2019 Calendar Selection
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1. Must include a prominent mention of "the 2013 National Geographic Photography Contest" at the top of the post OR for scrolling galleries, mention must be included in the first slide
2. Must include the photo credit and caption as listed below
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4. Must include a mention that the winning photographs in each of the three categories will be published in National Geographic magazine and that the entry period ends on Nov. 30, at 11:59 p.m. ET (U.S.)
Autumn sun pours into Punch Bowl Falls to create some stunning atmospherics. I didn't have long to capture the moving light beams so I frantically started shooting as soon as I arrived on the scene.
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Coming from the front door. We had the slate tile put in, anticipating wet/muddy feet over the winter.
(Photo and caption by Teruo Araya/National Geographic Photo Contest - www.ngphotocontest.com)
Taken at Mishima town in Fukushima pref. The first train goes across the railway bridge through in morning mist.
The train moves forward little by little slowly.
I thought, this sight has expressed the Fukushima people defying to recover from the earthquake and nuclear accident. But it is the uncertain endless journey.