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- 1 Arrows Of Rain Seem To Pelt A Dragonfly In Indonesia 'S Riau Islands In Splashing, The Winning Image Of The 2011 National Geographic Photography Contest.
- 2 The Grand Price Winner Of The National Geographic Contest, Shikhei Goh For His Photo Titled Splashing, Wins $10,000 In Addition To A Paid Trip To Washington D.c.
- 3 Dragonfly Pic Wins Nat Geo Prize For 2011 Photo Contest.
- 4 To Correlate With Sydney Hosting The 2000 Summer Olympics, The August 2000 Issue's Cover Story.
- 5 In A Statement, National Geographic Magazine Photographer Tim Laman, Who Was One Of Three Judges For The Competition, Celebrated The Photograph’s.
Arrows Of Rain Seem To Pelt A Dragonfly In Indonesia 'S Riau Islands In Splashing, The Winning Image Of The 2011 National Geographic Photography Contest.
To capture the photo, photographer shikhei goh. A winning image in the prestigious wildlife photographer of the year competition has been disqualified after judges ruled that the photograph is of a stuffed animal. Young vietnamese buddhists stand outside the phuoc hue temple in sydney, australia.
The Grand Price Winner Of The National Geographic Contest, Shikhei Goh For His Photo Titled Splashing, Wins $10,000 In Addition To A Paid Trip To Washington D.c.
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Dragonfly Pic Wins Nat Geo Prize For 2011 Photo Contest.
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To Correlate With Sydney Hosting The 2000 Summer Olympics, The August 2000 Issue's Cover Story.
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In A Statement, National Geographic Magazine Photographer Tim Laman, Who Was One Of Three Judges For The Competition, Celebrated The Photograph’s.
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