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Photo by Andrew Inaba
To celebrate its 125th anniversary, National Geographic has launched a public photo assignment that invites photographers from all over the world to submit pictures that capture the theme “Exploring Our Changing World”.
Running until 22 October 2013, this project holds a lovely prize for those with the most exceptional shots—if the Nat Geo curators of the assignment love your picture, it may get published in an upcoming issue of the magazine.
In the first week alone, the project received over 10,000 photographs, many of which are pretty awe-inspiring—the curators would be picking ten images at the end of this week for discussion on a Google+ Hangout scheduled for 1PM EST on 16 October 2013.
If you think that you have a stunning photograph that may catch their eye, you still have some time to submit it over on the Nat Geo website—you can also view all the submissions, including the most popular ones so far, over here.
Photo by Junaid Ahmed
Photo by Ryan Deboodt
Photo by Allen Rooke
Photo by Wayne Panepinto
Photo by Jonathan Tucker
[via My Modern Met]
Photo by Andrew Inaba
To celebrate its 125th anniversary, National Geographic has launched a public photo assignment that invites photographers from all over the world to submit pictures that capture the theme “Exploring Our Changing World”.
Running until 22 October 2013, this project holds a lovely prize for those with the most exceptional shots—if the Nat Geo curators of the assignment love your picture, it may get published in an upcoming issue of the magazine.
In the first week alone, the project received over 10,000 photographs, many of which are pretty awe-inspiring—the curators would be picking ten images at the end of this week for discussion on a Google+ Hangout scheduled for 1PM EST on 16 October 2013.
If you think that you have a stunning photograph that may catch their eye, you still have some time to submit it over on the Nat Geo website—you can also view all the submissions, including the most popular ones so far, over here.
Photo by Junaid Ahmed
Photo by Ryan Deboodt
Photo by Allen Rooke
Photo by Wayne Panepinto
Photo by Jonathan Tucker
[via My Modern Met]