The Most Captivating Entries from National Geographic’s Traveler Photo Contest
National Geographic has announced the commencement of its yearly traveler photo contest. Anyone who has traveled places just for the zeal of photography can make their submission in the contest. The last date for entries is June 30.
The bar of competition is really high this time. Photographers have waited long to capture the perfect shot, and their submissions narrate a story of utmost patience. The winner of the contest will win an eight-day National Geographic photo expedition for two to Costa Rico and Panama Canal.
Here’s a glimpse of stunning pictures that capture the devotion of participants to the art:
Giant waves converge is of napali coast of Kauai. (Lee Scott / National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest)
The picture was taken at Karo Village in the Omo Valley of Ethiopia. The Karo are famous for their body-paint culture and skill. ((S. Ram / National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest)
The image is of Godafoss waterfall in Iceland. The photographer used 10 stop ND filter to capture the movement of the water as the sun set in the distance.(Ed Graham / National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest)
It’s a view of Jalmahal during sunrise. (Ravikanth Kurma / National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest)
Clicked by a drone, a surfer in Florianopolis, Brazil. (Chris Schmid / National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest)
Ice cave at the Vatnajokull Glacier in Iceland.(Shane Wheel / National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest)
