National Geographic : les meilleures photographies de la nature en 2015 !

7 janvier 2016 | Dans LifeStyle, Photo | Par

National Geographic propose une sélection de ses meilleurs clichés de la nature de l’année dernière, cueillis de l’archive de Photo of the Day de 2015, fascinants et sublimes, ces photographies témoignent de la grandeur et de la beauté de la nature…

Last night's aurora borealis in Iceland with moonlight.
Cabo Pulmo, Baja, Mexico. Amazing example of what a Marine Protected Area can do. The fish biomass in this reserve has bounced back and the ecosystem is returning to a healthy state.
Taken a few days ago at the Apostle Island Ice Caves. Part of the beauty of this place is the silence of it. You hear nothing except the occasional creaking of the ice (which can make you jump if it's right under you - lol) There were a few times when I just stopped and enjoyed the quiet ... In this spot the only sounds were the water drops splashing. The photo was taken along the frozen shores of Lake Superior at the Apostle Islands National Lake Shore near Bayfield Wisconsin. You can only reach the location by walking across a frozen Lake Superior, which does not happen often. Access was limited to only 9 days this past winter. The entire shore is beautiful, but what drew me to this particular ice flow was how the setting sun was shining through the ice giving it a soft yellow glow. I could hear the water dripping down the flow here, and was captivated not only by the view but the sounds. I thought the sun through the opening would make for a nice composition. As I was framing the shot another hiker came into view, which helped with scale and added interest for me. It was a quiet moment is a beautiful place.
Taken at Jellyfish Lake - a marine lake located in Eil Malk, which is part of Palau's famous Rock Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These jellyfish populated marine basins thousands of years ago through rock fissures and gradually became isolated in an environment devoid of predators. In the absence of predators, these jellyfish evolved into having substantially less stinging cells.
This photo was taken in February 2015 on Lake Baikal. In ety photo expedition goal was to show the Baikal ice particular and unusual.
This is what happens when you leave a gopro out on the sea ice The Photo was taken near Casey Station Antarctica, It was one of a series of captures by a gopro on time lapse that was set out on the ice near the site where we are running an ocean acidification experiment. We often get groups of Adelie Penguins coming to see what we are doing and this one was trying to peck the camera. I am currantly based in Antartica for the next eight months through the winter and would be happy to help with any photo's requests required for up coming publications.
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