National Geographic Traveler announces winners of its prestigious photo contest
From a stunning snapshot of king penguins to an unforgettable image of a Mongolian hunter resting at home with his eagle and cat, the legendary National Geographic edition has unveiled the winners of its annual National Geographic Traveler photography contest. And it must be seen!
Renato Granieri, an Italian photographer based in London, won the grand prize with his amazing shot of two king penguins, which he took on the subantarctic island of South Georgia.
Other finalists and winners of various categories.
Watch the video: Photo Contest 2017: Winners of the 2017 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest (May 2024).
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Matmata: the underground city of the Berbers in the Sahara desert
Probably the most original Tunisian city is located in the province of Gabes, not far from the Mediterranean coast. This is Matmata, where in the middle of a hot desert people have learned to build unusual residential buildings directly underground. Despite the fact that civilization is gradually penetrating this inaccessible region of the country, the majority of the population of Matmata prefer to live in traditional houses, as their ancestors did. ... -
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