National Geographic reader photos

 The Crete Senese area of Tuscany is full of the enchanting colors of the sunrise. 

 
A big bright meteor fell toward Ayers Rock, Australia, when I was shooting the Centaurids meteor shower on Feb 7, 2012. And I caught this moment, so lucky!

 Every day Mother Nature permits us to see through her the wonders of the world. Being a fisherman, I always wake up early in morning to admire what Mother Nature does best: present us with magical sceneries. She always presents me a different portrait of our lakefront (lake Morehead, Outaouais region). With this picture, I was awarded first prize in a contest at La d écouverte du Qu ébec, 2011. I wish to promote what Mother Nature does best through a photographer and fisherman's perspective. 

 It was on Sunday morning at 5:30 p.m. in Mount Bromo, one of beautiful mountains in Indonesia. 

 Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Italy. 

A narrow but violent tornado crosses Interstate 40 in Oklahoma near the city of Shawnee about 150 yards from us. This is an HDR image composed of bracketed exposures shot in rapid succession. Shortly after this image we got in the car to put a safe distance between us and this tornado.

 
Until the animal is seen on the bright side, even if the world was dark around him.

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