National Geographic has come out with this book of “their greatest photographs” - called “Through the lens”. They collected 250 of their photographers’ more ‘interesting’ pictures ever taken. Here’s the link explaining it in further detail:
http://www.msnbc.com/news/974414.asp?launch=/c/0/182/559/ssMain.asp?fmt=Child
i didn’t upload all of the pics, only a few that i found personally interesting. The link above should give access to a small handful of more images.
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Workers make repairs on the walls of the Great Mosque in Djenne, Mali.
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Paint still clings to 2,200-year-old terra-cotta soldiers found in the tomb of China’s first emperor.
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A celestial dazzler, Comet Hale-Bopp, delights earthbound observers in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert.
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Two Japanese macaques, or snow monkeys, while away a cold winter’s day in the waters of a hot spring.
