Photography is a great way to learn about our world. I use it as an inspiration in my fashion design continuously and keep discovering its visual value. Like many, I enjoy the colors and the mood a single photograph can capture and the moving feeling it can bring about.
The National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. has a real treat for photography lovers. "Nature's Best Photography Presents: Best of the Best" showcases over 20 years of nature photography. There are more than 100 large-format prints and videos on display. These will take you on a journey to dramatic landscapes, animals in the world, highest peaks, and deepest seas. As you walk through the exhibition halls, you will cross continents and experience awe at the beauty of Earth.
The National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. has a real treat for photography lovers. "Nature's Best Photography Presents: Best of the Best" showcases over 20 years of nature photography. There are more than 100 large-format prints and videos on display. These will take you on a journey to dramatic landscapes, animals in the world, highest peaks, and deepest seas. As you walk through the exhibition halls, you will cross continents and experience awe at the beauty of Earth.
While photography captures the world around us, I like to think of what is important to the photographer. Are they capturing a detail? Do they prefer an aerial view? Is color and texture the focus of the photo? Are they seeking calmness or action? All of these questions are answered at this exhibition. The variety of photography is stunning!
Scroll down to see some of my favorite photos. When you go see "Nature's Best Photography," make a note of your favorites and let me know what most moves you. Enjoy!
Scroll down to see some of my favorite photos. When you go see "Nature's Best Photography," make a note of your favorites and let me know what most moves you. Enjoy!
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"Nature's Best Photography Presents: Best of the Best: Windland Smith Rice International Awards" is on display at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. until Fall 2016.