The 2010 National Geographic Photo Contest attracts thousands of creative and imaginative photographers from around the world to submit their photos in three categories: People, Places, and Nature.
Altrough the submissions ended, the grand prize winner will receive $10,000 and have their photo published in National Geographic magazine.
Read MoreJim Denevan creates large-scale beach drawings using a simple driftwood stick. He walks more than 30 miles for 7 hours a day creating unbelievable geometric patterns.
The artist makes huge geometric shapes in the sand, which for some may take up to seven hours of work! Generally composed of irregular circles and straight lines, it is a real monumental task and patience to create the largest drawings on sand. Just take a look below, and tell us what you think about the largest art in the history.
Read MoreDan Vojtech is just one young and outrageous photographer when it comes to extreme sports. Specialized into expert and freezing fast movement, especially the quick stunts and tricks of skaters, boarders and bikers, the check photographer leaves the viewer speechless.
Read MoreNick Brandt is a photographer who photographs exclusively in Africa, one of his goals being to record a visually poetic last testament to the wild animals and places there before they are gone at the hands of man.
Born and raised in London, Nick Brandt studied Film and Painting at St. Martins School of Art.
Read MoreAmazing macro shoots by Fabien Bravin, talented photographer from Toulouse, France.
Fabien is very passionate about nature, and almost all the pictures from the insects macro theme, have been made in 2010 under natural light.
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