National Geographic

... up to you (: I was told to talk about my self so here we go... when o grow up I want to be a photojournalist. I would love nothing more then to work for national geographic. So in this blog I will most likely have a lot of pictures. So, Choww and enjoy!

... de aztan jopofa sandpipe-ok vannak.Van egy jo nature trail ahonnan egy csomo magot csorunk. A Kodachrome nev az 1949-es national geographic expediciotol szarmazik.Nem tudom pontosan miert de a campground nepszeru, talan mert messze van mindentol a sivatag ...

We have 2 nights camping in the Serengeti National Park and we have to enter the park by jeep vs. big old truck.  So 4 jeeps came to pick us up early in the morning and we loaded up our gear we would need for the next few days.  After a long and ...

After reluctantly leaving the friendly clutches of the Butwal crew, Stacey and I moved on to Chitwan National Park, reputed to be one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries in Asia and a major highlight of my last trip to Nepal. Unfortunately, we weren't ...

... , it was the spectacular eruption in 1912 of the Novarupta Volcano that brought scientists and researchers to this area. The National Geographic Society led a number of expeditions to Katmai, and in 1919, on its last expedition, Geographic Harbor was ...

... hit a gas station again. 4. Utah and Nevada are in different time zones! 5. A GPS is a very helpful thing in the desert. 6. "National Geographic Guide to the National Parks of the United States" is a great book with very helpful information. 7. Goats will ...

We've seen it on National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, and many other documentary, the place where animals roam freely in the park, disregard of the human staring at them... this is Kruger National Park. Kruger is about 500km from ...

... buffalo, a pride of lions, and a couple crocodiles. It is one of You Tubes most watched videos and was even featured on National Geographic. One of our guides was the guide that led the Battle of Kruger Safari. They were extremely lucky because it is ...

... the slide film of choice, I may have to come back and spend some time here. Any place that is named by the National Geographic Society as a photographer’s dream has to be worth the visit. As we continue east we pass through the town of Escalante ...

... at me! Incredible--and a bit scary at the same time. I got some great photos, and an experience of a lifetime! Even a National Geographic photographer would be jealous!! What a thrill! We would have spent more time at Yellowstone, but we wanted to ...

... and head out for a full day of hiking among the beautiful lakes and waterfalls of Plitvice National Park. This has been rated by National Geographic Magazine as one of the "must see" places in the world, and we soon find out why. Within the first hour ...

... entrance.  I would try to describe the park in detail, but words can't do it justice. It's the kind of thing you would see on the Travel Channel or in National Geographic.  I'll just have to upload some pictures. You'll have to see for yourself. ...

... some hippos and heaps of lions. The best bits were when we saw a lion who was feasting on a wildebeest. Talk about National Geographic! I must have taken 150 photos of the lion chopping away at this animal's brains. The other highlight is seeing ...

... like to snack on things that hang out on the edge of the water - maybe I could get a photo of a National Geographic film crew getting snatched by killer whales - imagine the irony! . The only violence I saw was a territory fight ...

... this! Pretty relaxing days really just watching nature.  It is like sitting in front of a giant 3D TV watching the National Geographic channel!  Awesome.  Lovely starry nights and a full moon to boot – just beautiful! Unfortunately ...

... moved - turned out to be wildebeest. But the champ of views came a little while later, when I came across one of those National Geographic scenes. The sun was setting behind the hills over my shoulder, and the sky in front was turning red. The grassland ...

Myanmar: This country brought to you by National Geographic! Really! That is the way it feels! If the Galapagos are that blissful place where animals know no fear of humans... Myanmar (AKA "Burma") is the human equivalent! A wander into the ...

... of National Geographic. The drive down and through Big Bend and the State Park next door were recommended as one of National Geographic’s best drives. They were not wrong. So we headed into Big Bend, through miles and miles of untouched land. They ...