1. Green Gours Reflection
Reflection of the Green Gours at the Watch Out for Dinosaurs first doline in Hang Son Ðoòng, the largest known cave passage in the world.
You need to do trekking for 2 days before you arrive to this magnificent place.
2. Underwater View Of The Winter Lofoten
View of the village Å. Panorama from two shots. Lofoten, Norway. (Photo And Caption By Sergey Lukankin / National Geographic Travel Photographer Of The Year Contest)
3. Forest Of The Fairy
Shooting in the forest. (Photo And Caption By Y. TAKAFUJI / National Geographic Travel Photographer Of The Year Contest)
4. Buff Tailed Coronet
Shooting in the forest. (Photo And Caption By Y. TAKAFUJI / National Geographic Travel Photographer Of The Year Contest)
5. The March
I had been to Ecuador the paradise for hummingbirds in the month of January. Hummingbirds flap wings around at a rate of 50 time per second.
6. Provence, The Summer Haircut
On safari in Zambia, the grass was so tall that it seemed there was no chance to see anything interesting. Then this pride of lions came walking toward us,
taking advantage of the road to travel on.
7. First Dive
(Photo And Caption By Jerome Courtial / National Geographic Travel Photographer Of The Year Contest)
8. Wings Toward The Sun
A young hawksbill turtle ducks under its first wave just minutes after hatching. Its struggle will be long and tiresome and the odds of survival are sadly stacked against it.
A slow shutter speed used with flash enabled me to capture the amazing ambient light.
9. Solidified Lava Vs Forest
The only sound throughout the swamp on this late spring morning were three geese honking at one another. They gathered at the head of the lake,
where a fog bank rolled in just as the sun peaked over the trees to wrap the area in an ethereal glow
10.Infinite Road To Transylvania #6
I shot this picture in Sicily, with my drone. Those waves of lava are from Etna's big eruption back in 2002,
this eruption was so spectacular that was recorded by Lucasfilm and integrated into the landscape of the planet Mustafar in the 2005 film Star Wars: Episode III
(Photo And Caption By Placido Faranda / National Geographic Travel Photographer Of The Year Contest)