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21 Photos That Prove 2013 Was A Year Of Triumphs, No Matter How Small
As with any year, 2013 was far from perfect. While it’s natural to reflect on the worst of the past 12 months, we’d like to remember the moments that made it a great year to be alive. These pictures show triumphs that range in size and scope, but nothing is small if there are smiles involved.
- Roger Federer of Switzerland serves to Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany at the Paris Masters men’s singles tennis tournament. (REUTERS/Charles Platiau)
- A model presents a creation from the Ronaldo Fraga 2014 winter collection during Sao Paulo Fashion Week October 31, 2013. (REUTERS/Nacho Doce)
- The Witch Head nebula, named after its resemblance to the profile of a witch, is seen in an undated infrared handout photo from NASA’s Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE). (REUTERS/NASA)
- A man fishes in an artificial lake outside Belchatow Power Station, Europe’s largest coal-fired power plant, October 31, 2013. (REUTERS/Kacper Pempel)
- Schoolchildren pose for a picture after coming home from school in Lagos October 31, 2013. (REUTERS/Joe Penney)
- A temple priest adjusts the shield on a Goddess Durga statue at Veeramakaliamman Hindu temple in Singapore October 31, 2013. (REUTERS/Edgar Su)
Photos of the day – October 31, 2013
A temple priest adjusts the shield on a Goddess Durga statue at Veeramakaliamman Hindu temple in Singapore, the Witch Head nebula and a man fishes in an artificial lake outside Belchatow Power Station are some of the photos of the day. (AP/EPA/Reuters)
“A friend of mine just sent me one of the best fall #foliage pics I’ve ever seen !! Epic #Killington #Vermont” – @JimCantore
- Photograph and caption by Eiko Jones, National Geographic Your Shot – Cloud of Tadpoles
- Photograph and caption by Rolf Maeder, National Geographic Your Shot – Night of Lightning at Grand Canyon
- Photograph and caption by Junaid Ahmed, National Geographic Your Shot – People at Prayer
- Photograph and caption by Dimitris Maroulakis, National Geographic Your Shot – Weightless
- Photograph by Wayne Panepinto, National Geographic Your Shot – Perfect Catch
- Photograph and caption by Andrew Inaba, National Geographic Your Shot – The Ice Caves
Your Shot: National Geographic launches photo community
National Geographic magazine turned 125 this month, with an anniversary issue devoted to the power of photography. The magazine moves the birthday celebration off its pages with the October 1st public launch of a photo-sharing platform, Your Shot (NGYourShot.com), that allows photography fans to connect with photographers and editors around virtual assignments, get direct feedback on their work and participate in a unique photography-based community. One of the magazine’s young star photographers, Cory Richards, will usher in the month as lead curator of the magazine’s first assignment on Your Shot.Led by Richards and his magazine photo editor, Sadie Quarrier, the assignment invites photographers to share three images that convey how photography can help us explore our changing world. Throughout the assignment, Richards and Quarrier will provide photo tips and feedback on the images that are submitted along with direction on what they feel will best help tell the story. Their favorite photograph will be selected to appear in a future issue of National Geographic magazine. Participants must join Your Shot, National Geographic’s free online photo community and storytelling platform, to submit photos to the assignment, which runs until Oct. 22. (National Geographic)
Here’s a look at some of the offers for the first assignment, “Explore our Changing World” and links to the galleries of the photographers.
Perfect Catch by Wayne Panepinto
Night of Lightning at Grand Canyon by Rolf Maeder
People at Prayer by Junaid Ahmed
Weightless by Dimitris Maroulakis
Cloud of Tadpoles by Eiko Jones
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Kolor vs. Black and White: Forty Years of Elliott Erwitt’s Photographs
“Elliott Erwitt’s Kolor” is a thoughtful exploration of more than forty years of photography. There photographs from all over the world, shots of movie stars and politicians, staged fashion photographs and sidewalk action shots.
Kolor vs. Black and White: Forty Years of Elliott Erwitt’s Photographs