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Monday, July 28, 2014

City of Life Hong Kong

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Sunday, January 5, 2014

Blue Footed Boobys are known for their silly mannerisms, including their special dance presented to their mates. While in the Galapagos Islands, I managed to capture the motion of a Booby in action; what a fun looking creature and shot! (Photo and caption by Sara Malas/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (Nature)

San Pedro Sula

Cries in the Sauce Colony of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, for a shot in the street. San Pedro Sula is the most violent city of the world. (Photo and caption by Javier Arcenillas/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (People)

Namib Desert

Aerial view of the Namib Desert, Namibia, Africa (Photo and caption by Chris Schmid/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (Places)

Powerstown Park

Powerstown Park is a popular racetrack in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. It hosts exciting race meetings on a regular basis. I took this photograph during my first visit to the races on 30th October 2013. (Photo and caption by Wojciech Ryzinski/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (Places)

In the train at Tokyo

I was commuting in the train at Tokyo, when suddenly I notice this young girl working as a conductor, announcing our next station stop at Shinagawa station. The reflection in the glass inside the train and a slow shutter speed to blur the moving background add to a creative moments to the photo including the light ambient to the girl face find me interest to frame the scene that will last only for a second. (Photo and caption by Danilo Dungo/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (People)

Distributes bread to groceries

The photo was taken in Eminˆn¸ square which one of the largest squares in Istanbul. There are two images reflected from the bus glass. One of them is a boy who distributes bread to groceries, the other one is historical ottoman mosque. This is a souvenir photo that couldn't encountered in all the time. (Photo and caption by Sami Uaan/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (Places)

Ocean Park in Hong Kong

In the last 10 years, mobile data, smart phones and social networks have forever changed our existence. Although this woman stood at the center of a jam packed train, but the warm glow from her phone tells the strangers around her that she's not really here. She managed to slip away from here, for a short moment, she's a node flickering on the social web, roaming the earth, free as a butterfly. Our existence is no longer stuck to the physical here, we're free to run away, and run we will. Photo was taken on a 5 min. capt. Nemo ride connecting two playgrounds in Ocean Park in Hong Kong. (Photo and caption by Brian Yen/National Geographic Photo Contest) # (Places)