从NG上挖来的图图

都是以前我从NG上拖回来做桌面的，所以全部是1280×960

01. photo and caption by Elias Politis
Taken in Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska, in -10° Fahrenheit (-23° Celsius) weather with a 1971 Nikon F2 and an
improvised tripod. The aurora made a shy appearance after several cloudy nights and gradually started dancing and
forming clouds, curtains, and arches for two hours before vanishing.
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02. photo and caption by Lisa Gonnelli
October audience favorite (to be published in National Geographic's April 2008 issue)
Rare circumhorizontal arc display in South Jersey on July 22, 2007. The display was remarkable and lasted for
approximately 30 minutes.  The plane passing through made it even more unbelievable.
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03. photo and caption by Bethany Sueber
Washoe Lake, Nevada, at 7:30 a.m. just as the light begins to shine off the ripples in the middle of the lake
and breaks the smooth reflection of the mountains and sky in the water.
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04. photo and caption by Robert Callahan
Harvest Moon photographed from Dome Rock in the Giant Sequoia National Monument, 2007.
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05. photo and caption by Mike Knight
As the grass fires burn to the south, smoke creeps over the artic tundra.
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06. photo and caption by Allen Cooper
This photograph was taken in July just outside of Wiarton, Ontario, at my cottage. I used a 30 second exposure
to pick up some of the colors and really provide a feel for what we could see.
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07. photo and caption by Pere Sanz
Two children (aged 11 and 6) look at the Milky Way setting on a summer night.
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08. photo and caption by Kyle Anderson
January audience favorite
The Cree believe that the Northern Lights are the souls of the departed ascending to heaven. With northern prairie
displays like this, it's hard not to believe. Captured north of Prince Albert in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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09.photo and caption by John White
McNaughts Comet over the lower Eyre Peninsula in South Australia last January.
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10.photo and caption by Gilad Radat
A plane flying next to the moon
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11.photo and caption by Thomas Reichart
This photo is a series of exposures of the total solar eclipse on August 1, 2008, observed at Eclipse City Camp
in the Gobi Desert, near Jiayuguan, China. Thirty-three single shots taken between 6:05 p.m. and 08:15 p.m. were
combined. The background gives the scene totality. On the right and left side you can see the borders of the moon
shadow.
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12.photo and caption by Faisal al Bisher
I took this photo in Kuwait, in an area called Umm al' Aysh. It is located on the north side of this
telecommunication dish, which was one of the remaining things from the Iraqi invasion in 1990.
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[ 本帖最后由 antares21 于 2008-11-3 11:34 编辑 ]

真漂亮!!~~

第二张就像是PS过的一样！  都好美啊！

非常漂亮的图！收藏！

留个猫爪　　　　　

原帖由 zheng123 于 2008-11-3 13:05 发表

                               
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都是好图啊!!楼主还是要注明一下出处的链接,方便同好查阅!!!

细节出处不记得了，所有图都来自National Geographic的官网～

NG果然都是万里挑一的好片

在下见识了！

话说NGEO他们拥有的专业的团队，图片的素质真的好得没话说了。

这个帖子太美了！ 虽然是分享帖，但是内容优美，图像经典，为此我不辞万苦，在上班期间冒着被领导发现的危险登陆论坛发表回复，我想，哪怕被发现，也值了!

做桌面那是非常的漂亮。

好美！！！真想亲眼见见！！！

不错！有点诗意！

有一张带有水星

国家地理的图，质量真是没的说，呵呵