Tuesday, 17 April 2018
Alaska and the Amazon respectively.
"For photographer Norio Matsumoto, enthralled by the auroras in the extreme northern climate of Alaska, find out how he captured stunning auroras at a temperature of 40 below zero while not feeling the cold. Yoshiharu Sekino, on the other hand, fascinated by the wisdom and way of life of the people he meets, embarks on a journey into the Amazon for a glimpse of life in the rainforest. Follow them on their travels to Alaska and the Amazon respectively. Read their on the road stories of inspiration here:https://nikn.ly/2EQ5R3n
Monday, 16 April 2018
Gray Langur, India
GRAY LANGUR AT REST “I was in my college parking lot, and this monkey appeared on this tree in front of me,” writes Hemin Patel, a member of our Your Shot community who captured this photo in Anand, Gujarat, India. “The sunlight was coming through when I saw it. It was wonderful.”
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Feel the Rush, Niagara Falls JANUARY 4, 2016 FEEL THE RUSH Eastlyn Bright Tolle, a National Geographic Your Shot member, submitted this image of Niagara Falls. From her vantage point, “right on the other side of a wall that separated [her] from this perilous drop,” she was able to create a unique and thrilling perspective: one that doesn’t allow the viewer to consider the safety of the overlook from which the photo was taken.
Sunday, 15 April 2018
Portraiture is more than just capturing your subject in the frame, it’s also about communication between the subjects’ personalities and your creative expression. Describing your style and having your subjects share their personal character and story would exude a distinctive take on your photos or videos. For more on portraiture with FX-format cameras, we’ll be getting “In The Frame With” Low Chin Siang of @Motion In Style this month – so look out for more details on our page next week! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155173415736682&id=113738101681
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