The best photos of the outgoing week (November 29-December 05) from National Geographic

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

In this issue, which will mark not only the outgoing week, but also the change of seasons, the masters of photography with National Geographic will delight us with the beauties of nature and the underwater world. We will plunge deep under the water and travel thousands of kilometers without getting up from the chair and without leaving the monitors. So, here they are, seven of the best photos of the week.

29th of November

These vibrant, juicy, colorful anemones and delicate corals are part of the Svalbard ecosystem (Norway's Arctic archipelago). Photo by Paul Nicklen.

November 30th

And this is how the praying mantis spreads its wings. Photo by Medford Taylor.

01 December

A stunning and somewhat demonic view of the storm clouds over Nashagak Bay during a storm. Fishermen claim that such cataclysms are quite capable of interfering with salmon migrations. Photographer - Michael Melford.

02 december

The photograph of the most romantic resort town of Oia, on the island of Sentorini (Greece), was taken back in 2007 by a photographer named C. T. Feng. It was in winter when almost all the shops on the island go into hibernation, and the only thing to do in Oia is to take pictures.

03 december

At the southern end of the Mexican Baja California Peninsula, the most popular tourist destination is the Lands End in Cabo San Lucas. It was there that photographer Ralph Lee Hopkins photographed these kayakers.

04 december

And this is what the endless sand dunes look like in Australia. This splendor is bordered in the east by the city of Lancelin. They say that from the top of the dune there is a stunning view of the countryside … Photographer - Nicki Chen.

05 december

In fact, the fish accidentally got into the frame, according to the author of the photograph, Nick Kelly (Nick Kelly). The diver, the one pictured, traveled to Thailand from Los Angeles, partly in search of adventure and partly to learn Muay Thai. So, the photograph that we see was taken on the coast of Koh Tao near Koh Phangan, where, in fact, he happened to study.