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Վաշինգտոնի National Geographic թանգարանը նոր ցուցահանդես է կազմակերպել, որի շրջանակներում ներկայացվել են NG ամսագրի տաղանդավոր կին ֆոտոլրագրողների լավագույն աշխատանքները։

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Enchanting: A double rainbow arcs above the jagged cliffs and dense vegetation of Kalalau, the largest valley on the Na Pali coast of the Hawaiian Island of Kauai in this breathtaking photograph from Diane Cook

Striking: Beverly Joubert captures the playful moment when, in a hunting game with her mother, a young leopard leaps through tall sunlit grass

Complex: A Sami, or indigenous Arctic Scandinavian, in Sweden mourns the loss of two reindeer that starved after locking horns in a fight for dominance in this wrenchin photo by Erika Larsen

Far away lands: In Hotan, a Uygur town with a rising Han Chinese population, Carolyn Drake captures Uygurs--a a Central Asian ethnic group who live mostly in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region--socialize at their own nightclubs

Different worlds: Stephanie Sinclair captured Nujood Ali, who stunned the world in 2008 by obtaining a divorce at age ten in Yemen, striking a blow against forced marriage

Explosive: After working himself into a trance, a man leaps through a flaming pyre in northwest Venezuela in this photo by Kitra Cahana

Out own back yards: Kitra Cahana also shot a girl getting her tongue pierced who was exciting and scared after she succumbed to pressure from her best friend

Dreamlike: Dresses festoon a clothesline in Utuado in this photo by Amy Toensing of a lush mountainous region in central Puerto Rico

Tricky: To guide their decision-making, the Kyrgyz often seek out shamans to read their fortune with cards. Carolyn Drake photographed this one in the act

Stormy: Longtime Ocean Grove visitors take a dip in the roiling Atlantic surf on the New Jersey coast in this photo by Amy Toensing

Elite: A lieutenant in the elite female counterterrorism unit patrols the women's barracks in Sanaa, Yemen

Icy: Tepee-style structures are common in Sami villages, where they are often used to smoke reindeer meat, a source of protein for many of the Arctic people

Vibrant: Thousands of grasses and plants were used to create Chicago City Hall's award-winning rooftop, seen here in his photo by Diane Cook

Elusive: A leopard's spotted coat provides camouflage in the dense, sun dappled forest

Unexpected: Women, most of them widows, train for police force jobs at a firing range near Kabul in Afghanistan. Photo by Lynsey Addario

Romantic: Jodi Cobb shot this woman in Florence, Italy, who savors a touching message on a large greeting card

Unseemly: Jodi Cobb photographed prostitutes, who are known as cage girls and are often sex slaves, as they display themselves on a Mumbai street

Painful: Maggie Steber took this shot of her mother, Madje Steber, who suffered severe memory loss during her final years at a Florida facility

Adorable: Nestled in their bed in Miami, Florida, four young sisters nap on a Sunday afternoon after attending church in this photo from Maggie Steber