National Geographic Pics That Will Make Your Eyes Pop Out For Sure!

National Geographic pictures that can simply mesmerise you!

Friday, August 4, 2017, 18:06

When we define 'Photography', we mean it to be a way of feeling, or touching, or loving, etc. Anything that has been caught on film is captured forever... And if these pictures are amazing, then you surely need to share them with the world!

Each year, the National Geographic Photo Contest is held and it is such a competition where one can find an array of perfect pictures that are shot from around the globe. The competition has some of the best pictures that one can find around.

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Check each of these pictures out, as these can simply amaze and mesmerise you.

We bring to you the top most pictures that the photographers have shared and explained in their own words that are a must watch for sure.

#1"The Mother Bird's Feeding Time."

Photo and caption credits- Charley Jong
Location- Jakarta
Adorable! We bet, nothing can be more beautiful than this. Capturing the lovey-dovey baby birds and their mother in a single frame is like a symbol of nature's love and charm to be precise.

#2 “The Sunward!”

Photo and caption credits- Hasan Baglar
Location- Nicosia, Cyprus
"It is the moment when the Mediterranean Mantis opened its wings, It seemed very impressive at the sunshine..."

#3 “The Wave”

Photo and caption credits- Takashi Nakagawa
Location- Arizona, USA
"I met a man at 'The Wave'. He was by himself and had a beacon for safety. It's not easy to go there for sure."

#4 “The Arctic High-Five”

Photo and caption credits- Colin Mackenzie
Location- Svalbard
"The Polar bear cubs are full of adrenaline on ice-flow in Svalbard. The mother was just trying to have a quiet stroll but the cubs were not having any of that. This was the male cub and he just was so entertaining to watch."

#5 “Above Big Sur”

Photo and caption credits- Douglas Croft
Location- Big Sur, California
"I'd gone to Big Sur to watch the gray whale migration from the cliffs, but it was too foggy to even see the water. I decided to hike up the Baronda Trail to see if I could get above the fog. This view was my reward. Miles of lupine and blue skies. Outstanding!"

#6 “The Dreaming Tree”

Photo and caption credits- Christian Spencer
Location- Strzelecki Desert, Australia
"In the Strzelecki desert of Australia, a flock of galahs replenish on the only small water available at the base of this lonely tree. It's a rare photo opportunity to get such a clear and symmetrical shot of these beautiful birds in flight in the middle of the desert."

#7 “Bringing Home Breakfast”

Photo and caption credits- Sandy Scott
Location- St. Petersburg, Florida, USA
"This osprey had just captured this fish, and I was lucky enough to capture this dramatic shot as he took off with his wings in the angel position, clutching a fish in one talon, and making direct eye contact with me. And then I shot a whole sequence of him making a left turn from here, landing in his nest and sharing his catch with his mate sitting in the nest. I have photographed this osprey often in that he has made his nest in the same spot for four years. His name is Fleck due to a fleck in his right eye at the 7 o'clock position."

#8 “Warming Up”

Photo and caption credits- Handy Mp
Location- Sambas, West Kalimantan, Indonesia
"This photo I capture in the early afternoon, the animal species of lemurs fly."

#9 “Hello”

Photo and caption credits- Misty Gage
Location- Point Defiance Zoo, Tacoma, WA, United States
"Capturing this gentle giant's inquisitive nature was rather easy as he swam right up to us and just stared for several long seconds. I love all the bubbles and his cute little face."

#10 “Catch Of The Decade”

Photo and caption credits- Aaron Baggenstos
Location- Katmai National Park, Alaska, USA
"Can you guess what happened next?" Wow!! That was truly spellbinding, isn't it? We could just keep checking more of these on and on. This is definitely Creativity at its best!

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