Instagram is celebrated as an ideal hub for photography enthusiasts, and who better to showcase stunning pics than a magazine well-respected for its images? National Geographic knows its photographers deserve a platform, and that’s where their Instagram feed comes in.
Every day, the NatGeo feed publishes at least one photo from their magazine or unpublished reports, giving us a taste of what their photographers are experiencing in far-flung regions. Wild dog cubs howling in Kenya in one pic, then another will capture an Mt. Everest Sherpa hiking up notoriously dangerous icy paths.
Some photos attract as many as 1400 comments and a 90,000 Likes.
Below are the top 10 pics National Geographic has posted in the last several months to its Instagram feed. In no particular order:
Lakpa Sherpa carrying a 35kg load above the notorious Khumbu Icefall from Camp 1 to Camp 2 on Everest.
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Wild dog cubs play fighting in Ol Pejata Conservancy, Kenya
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Inside a cave in Oman
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Fog rolls into the Tellico River Valley in Tennessee
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Male Red Bird-of-Paradise performing his inverted display, Batanta Island, Indonesia.
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Topavon basecamp below Mount Shivling and Mount Meru.
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Camel trainers scatter after releasing their racing camels at a track in Abu Dhabi.
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A Giant River Otter swims amid rain forest reflections in Anangu Creek in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador.
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