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NEXT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER COVER by Marina Cano

photo.net Elves , Nov 08, 2011; 03:42 a.m.

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NEXT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER COVER
Photograph by Marina Cano

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Patrick Hudepohl , Nov 08, 2011; 03:43 a.m.

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Museeb Jasim , Nov 08, 2011; 07:12 a.m.

Thanks Elves, You have chose exceptional work from exceptional photographer.

Matt Laur , Nov 08, 2011; 07:26 a.m.

Yeah, yeah. Golden hour light, African steppes, yet another elephant, naturally sculpted canopy of trees, pink-lit mountain and has-a-mind-of-its-own cloud bank. You've seen one of these you've seen them all. I'm so glad that turns out to be not true.

Marina, this is delightful. I woke up feeling jaded this morning, and you fixed me. Thanks. Having watched your work for years now, I think that one of the things I like most about this is the fact that someone we "know" was there to see it and make a photograph of it. That's very gratifying, and adds to the enjoyment. I'm now walking my way through the rest of your African stuff, and glad for it.

ML M , Nov 08, 2011; 07:36 a.m.

Marina... First NATGEO cover, now POW... Wow, next thing you know the 3er's won't even look at your work! Nah, but two out of three is superlative. Seriously, I have no recommendations for improvement for this image, just admiration. Congratulations and best wishes... Mike

Ken Thalheimer , Nov 08, 2011; 07:47 a.m.

Very simply an excellent choice

Phineas Tarbolde , Nov 08, 2011; 08:44 a.m.

Very well done photo.
I like this photo because it simply captures a beautiful moment. Beautifully exposed.
I appreciate the fact that that it appears to have minimal tampering with color and is a fairly accurate depiction of the scene without the gimmicks and trends - most recently being strange color balancing and over vignetting.
Bravo.

paul langereis , Nov 08, 2011; 09:19 a.m.

Hi Marina. I think most people have said it already...WOW! A superb image. The light is beautiful, and the composition outstanding. Congratulations on your image making it to the National Geographic cover!

Don Bryant , Nov 08, 2011; 09:43 a.m.

Doesn't get much better than this!

Gaetan Chevalier , Nov 08, 2011; 10:13 a.m.

Wonderful photo, colors are so beautiful.


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