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World Press Photo Contest 2016 (World Press Photo 2016) brings together 82,951 photos of 5,775 photographers, bringing new and impressive views of nature.
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World Press Photo Contest 2016 (World Press Photo 2016) brings together 82,951 photos of 5,775 photographers, bringing new and impressive views of nature.
Chris König, a 22-year-old photographer, has a 5-month trip in Southeast Asian countries, including Vietnam, with stunning photographs of the landscape and human life.
From the majestic waterfalls, the lost city, to the mysterious places and natural wonders, this is a collection of images that deserve to admire.
2015 is a special year for the unusual activities of volcanoes around the world. According to an estimate of about 1,500 active volcanoes, there are about 50 eruptions e…
The massive scale and unique vegetation in the cave made Son Doong was CN Traveler ranked 6th in the list of surreal beauty scenes in the world.
Cars on the roof of the mud after the mud in Brazil, the volcanic volcano in Chile or the hot asphalt for sunshine in India are haunting pictures of the 2015 environment…
The San Francisco earthquake tops. It caused 700 deaths compared to 114 of the Anchorage earthquake. Property losses in San Francisco are also larger, because fires have…
Passionate about the majestic scene of erupting volcanic eruptions, the Swedish geologist desperately approaches dangerous areas to capture the most impressive images.
Everything, big or small, creates shadows. But a mountain in America does not cast the shadow on the ground like other mountains, but shoots its shadow on the clouds.
Red lava flows from Italy's Stromboli crater like a river of fire flowing towards the sea.
The fertile corn fields, unstable land surface after landslides or tornado disasters are recorded faithfully and vividly through satellite images.
Every time, the volcano erupted into lava, the ash and rock debris were extremely devastating.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has just released photos of Earth from the most impressive space in 2013.
The sulfur on the crater in Indonesia is heated, creating a magical blue fire.
The image captures a close-up of volcanic eruptions lava in the sky full of dust and lightning, making the scene look like another planet ...