国家地理杂志 — Best of June 2009

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Snoqualmie Falls, Washington

Sunrise filtering through the rising mist at the base of the falls. A perfect moment. Snoqualmie Falls, Washington 30 miles east of Seattle

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Swan on the River Avon

Captured one morning along the River Avon, this beautiful swan was cleaning itself before stretching its wings in a classic pose. The early morning sun rays add to the surreal image as they burn away the river mist.

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Aurora Borealis, Manitoba Canada

The Aurora Borealis as seen from the subarctic tundra nightscape. Wapusk National Park, Manitoba, Canada.

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怎么都加HDR了呢...????

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Colosseum, Italy

I got this shot while traveling through Italy in December. My wife spotted the puddles in the ground and suggested they would make a great reflection.

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Football Stadium at Sunset, Colorado

An amazing view of the sun setting behind the Flatirons of the Rocky Mountain front range in Boulder CO. I caught this spectacular fireshow on the roof of the stadium, using five different exposures in a tone mapping technique similar to the one Ansel Adams developed to capture scenes with high dynamic range.

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Traveling Family Circus, Massachusetts

Parents watch their daughter's performance at a traveling family circus in Massachusetts.

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Angkor Wat at Twilight

con of Khmer civilization, Angkor Wat in Cambodia endures as a revered religious shrine.

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Daredevil, India

The actual name of this is "The well of death." Just look all the missing planks and holes in the "well." On hindsight, being up there was probably a bad idea.

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State Fair Ride, Kansas

A glowing top in a dizzying spin, the Remix II dazzles patrons wandering the Kansas State Fair midway after dark. Though state fairs sprang up as agricultural and educational venues, carnival rides are now must-haves. The state fair is the largest annual event in Kansas, and assistant fair manager Lori Mulch says it offers "a perfect blend of old-time favorites and new high-tech scream machines."