The Naga sadhus, fierce and ancient in appearance, were best photographed at dawn, where they would emerge at the banks of Ganges to smear their naked models with ash and chant mantras. Other sadhus, wrapped in the bright safford-coloured robes, were often found meditating and reciting prayer under the shade of temples.
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Socotra, an archipelago in the northwest Indian Ocean, stands as a testament to profound geological isolation and evolutionary singularity, earning it the moniker “Galapagos of the Indian Ocean.”
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This osprey photography opportunity was kind of a bonus. Well, maybe a big bonus.
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145 years ago today, Helen Keller was born with full sight and hearing in Alabama. But before the age of two, she was stricken with disease that left her deaf and blind.
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81 years ago today, the inspirational United Nations Charter was signed by 50 countries in San Francisco
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In the era of visual culture where images dominate our daily lives, the art of photo retouching plays a significant role in shaping our perception of beauty and aesthetics.
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Licensing Rush returned this past May, welcoming over 19,000 submissions from photographers worldwide.
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Even if your gear is modest, if it’s been made in the past 10-15 years, it’s good enough to create photos for National Geographic.
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69 years ago today, the renegade travel host and chef Anthony Bourdain, was born.
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30 years ago today, South Africa defeated New Zealand in the Final of the 1995 Rugby World Cup.
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