As part of the continuing celebration of its 125th anniversary, National Geographic once again features Steve McCurry’s famous ‘Afghan Girl’ photograph on the cover of October’s ‘The Photography Issue’. Along with the new issue, National Geographic has launched some supporting content, as well as a new blog called Proof, offering ‘new avenues for our audience to get a behind-the-scenes look at the National Geographic storytelling process.’
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
The National Geographic society is celebrating its 125th anniversary this month. These days, the society’s magazine has a reputation for promoting great photography, but when it was first published in October 1888, National Geographic was a scientific journal containing no photographs at all. From a small readership in the early days to some 8 million subscribers around the globe each month, the magazine has come a long way. Click through for more information and a look at some of the most iconic photographs to grace the pages of ‘Nat Geo’.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
SUBSCRIBE/RATE VIDEO too =)! MaBSTOA’s 100th Street bus (M102) and Manhattanville Bus (M7) Downtown Bound M7 and M102 at West 125th Street – 6th Avenue (LENOX AVENUE) Manhattan! PLUS ADA Access view from the O-7 M7 BUS! ENJOY! M7 to 14th Street/6th Ave via Lenox Ave, 116th Street and Columbus Ave M102 to 6th Street/3rd Avenue via Lenox Ave, 116th Street and Lexington Ave ENJOY! Video Taken Mid Jan 2011
This is a video that I made using some of the pictures I shot during my trip to Vietnam (November 2010). I’ve been to some place in the North (Ha Noi, Ha Log Bay, Cat Ba island, Hai Phong, Bac Ha and Sa Pa) and then I went to Hoi An (in the central Vietnam) and to Ho Chi Minh city and Tay Ninh (in the South). Here you will see the pictures from the rural parts of Bac Ha and Sa Pa (near the border with China, in the North-West of Vietnam), including some villages of the tribes of Flower H’Mongs, Black H’ Mongs, Green H’Mongs and Red Dzao tribes. The other pictures from my trip are available in “Vietnam — part 1” video and will be available in “Vietnam — part 3” video, which will be coming soon. I made my photos with my Nokia N85 mobile phone and with a Nikon D60 camera. My new album, “Thinking Of You”, is now on iTunes. You can hear a preview and download the single tracks or the whole album clicking on itunes.apple.com Visit my website www.febomusic.com , too, to know more about me, my music and my travels! The main places you will see in this video are : Bac Ha and surrounding areas: – Bac Ha town (streets, market, pagoda, Flower H’Mong people) (00:06- 00:52) – Villages around Bac Ha (00:56 — 2:30) – Bac Ha town (2:31- 2:45) – Can Cau market (Flower H’Mong people) (2:46 — 4:30) – Road from Can Cau to Bac Ha (4:31 — 4:48) – Bac Ha town (including Sunday market) (4:49 — 8:33) Sa Pa and surrounding areas: -Road from Bac Ha to Sa Pa (8:34 — 8:44) – Sa Pa town Black H …