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Photos by Andrei Stoica @ArizonaPhotoAdventures | The super flower blood moon lunar eclipse of 2022, as seen on the night of May 15 in Apache Junction, Arizona. I wasn't expecting clouds on that night and was prepared to take some wide-angle shots with the mountains nearby, but as we were nearing totality some clouds wandered into the scene, so I quickly changed my mind and decided to take some tight close-ups at 600mm, the maximum my lens would allow. Shot on a Canon R5 and Tamron SP 150-600mm @ 600mm. #YourShotPhotographer
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Photo National Geographic Your Shot - Photo by Hao Jiang @haojiang00629 | Polar bear siblings communicating on their mom's back on a snowy afternoon near their denning area in Wapusk National Park, Canada. #YourShotPhotographer #polarbear
Photo National Geographic Your Shot - Photo by @ketankhambhatta | A baby hippo walks into water. Hippos love to stay in water and can spend most of the day there. I took this photograph in the Masai Mara, Kenya. #YourShotPhotographer
Photo National Geographic Your Shot - Photo by @irina_sigl_photography | This old gnarled tree is one of the many mighty, giant trees in Jasmund National Park on the island of Rügen in northern Germany. It reminded me of an Ent, a tree…
Photo National Geographic Your Shot - Photo by Jassen Todorov @jassensf | The Three Sisters | Oregon's third, fourth, and fifth highest peaks, the Three Sisters, are incredibly photogenic and spectacular to view from above. This aerial…
Photo National Geographic Your Shot - Photo by @fdilekuyar | While there is a whole human figure on the right, the middle and left are seen as halves. But these two halves complement each other. In the middle, the top of the body is…
Photo National Geographic Your Shot - Photo by Maria Russo @mariaaaugust | While I was walking in my neighborhood in Southern California, I noticed dozens of bees feeding on the nectar of sour fig plants (otherwise known as ice plants).…

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