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Video: The best photos of the past week (January 10-16) from National Geographic
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On a cold January day - a selection of the best photos of the past week, taken by talented photographers National Geographicto warm the hearts of fans of long journeys and photography.
10 january
Strong, brave, dexterous, skillful. Pictured by Josh Edelson, a team of California firefighters at work.
11 january
Sanur Beach, on the island of Bali, has always been famous for its clean white sand and the fact that at low tide the coast is very shallow. You can wander along the sand, stones and corals for a long time, looking at the almost bare bottom, collecting beautiful stones, enjoying the weather … The author of the unique sunset over Sanur is photographer Tan Kiki Rustandar.
January 12
Point Mugu Coast in California, near the famous Malibu Beach. Self-portrait of a photographer named Garret Suhrie.
13th of January
Nothing special: a few wolves that live in the forests of North America, caught in the lens of Jacqueline Crivello. Apparently, young people are having fun:)
14 january
In Iceland, on the Snefellsness Peninsula, it is very often heavy rains. This fact will greatly upset many travelers, but they need to remember that after the rain the sun will come out, and if we consider that the rains were heavy and prolonged, then after that there is a chance to witness an amazing spectacle. For example, the author of the photograph, Matthew Wynyard, saw a bright rainbow as if painted in the sky for about half an hour. The result is a rather surreal landscape, which the author tried to capture in the lens.
January 15
Photo of a cyclist in Dublin, at the Irish National War Hero Memorial Park. By Steven Nestor
16 january
This is how cotton grows in Iceland. A whole field of cotton in the photo by Jennifer Jesse.
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