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19 of the world's greatest nature photos
A polar bear dance, dancing Northern Lights and a jaguar attack are just a few of the stunning images of nature collected here.
- French photographer Luc Viatour captured a quiet moment on the Spanish island of Lanzarote, the easternmost island of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean.read moreLuc Viatour/www.lucnix.beShare
- On August 25, 2013, photographer Paul Donahue received a call alerting him a large male jaguar had been spotted prowling along the Tres Irmãos River in central Brazil. Upon arriving at the scene, Donahue watched the predator nicknamed Mick Jaguar stalk a 120-pound yacaré caiman, a kissing cousin of the crocodile native to South America. After 40 minutes of patient waiting, Mick Jaguar finally made his move and pounced on the unsuspecting massive caiman, National Geographic reported.read morePaul Donahue/National GeographicShare
- Several photographs were auctioned off as part of the inaugural Green Auction on the 40th annual Earth Day. Here are some of the photos that were chosen by members of the International League of Conservation Photographers. For centuries polar bears have gathered along the Western shores of Hudson Bay during late October and early November waiting for the bay to freeze. Here at Cape Churchill the land extends far out into the bay and is one of the first places the bay begins to freeze. When the ice grows solid, the polar bears move out onto the ice where they will spend the winter hunting for their main diet of ringed and bearded seals.read moreThomas D. Mangelsen/ Mangelsen Stock/iLCP CollectionShare
- Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend, Franklin River, Southwest Tasmania, Australia. This iconic photo was instrumental in allowing the rivers to run free. First published in "The Australian Newspaper" prior to the 1983 Australian Federal Elections with the slogan,"Could you vote for a party that would destroy this?" The publication of the photo led to public outrage.read morePeter Dombrovskis/iLCP CollectionShare
- Split Rock and Cloud, Eastern Sierra, California, 1976 Galen Rowell. Galen Rowell (1940-2002) was a master of incorporating fleeting qualities of natural light in compelling compositions. He saw this splendidly illuminated cirrus cloud floating quickly on the wind while climbing one evening in the Buttermilk region of California's Eastern Sierra Nevada.read moreGalen Rowell/Mountain Light/iLCP CollectionShare
- Petrified sand dunes and reflection, Paria Canyon - Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness, Arizona. Pulitzer-prize winning photojournalist and landscape photographer Jack Dykinga made this photograph as part of a campaign to create National Monuments in both the Paria Canyon and Escalante Canyon drainages.read moreJack Dykinga/iLCP CollectionShare
- "The Galápagos Islands provide a window on time. In a geologic sense, the islands are young, yet they appear ancient. The largest animals native to this archipelago are giant tortoises, which can live for more than a century. These are the creatures that provided Darwin with the flash of imagination that led to his theory of evolution." - Frans Lanting.read moreFrans Lanting / Frans Lanting Photography/iLCP CollectionShare
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19 of the world's greatest nature photos
A polar bear dance, dancing Northern Lights and a jaguar attack are just a few of the stunning images of nature collected here.
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