» 游客:  注册 | 登录 | 会员 | 社区银行 | 股票中心 | 帮助  骤雨打新荷 » 『综合图库』 » 2007国家地理每日图片[更新完毕]   <<  [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]  ... [20] >> 作者: 标题: 2007国家地理每日图片[更新完毕] 上一主题 | 下一主题 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #161  20070528 San Diego, California, 1997 Photograph by Phil Schermeister Nighttime is the right time to dine at the San Diego Pier Café, where first-rate seafood complements a breathtaking view of San Diego Bay and the illuminated San Diego-Coronado Bridge. San Diego, a sprawling city that spreads across 320 square miles (829 square kilometers) of hill, canyons, and shoreline, has a venerable history. Europeans first set foot here around 1542, 78 years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. (Text adapted from and photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "San Diego Serenade," January/February 1998, National Geographic Traveler magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-5-28 18:19 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #162  20070529 Near Yap Islands, Micronesia, 1995 Photograph by David Doubilet A multi-colored scallop sits open-mouthed on a reef off the Yap Islands in Micronesia. Unlike most mollusks, which tend to anchor themselves in colonies and stay put, scallops have the gift of locomotion. They move in short spurts by closing their mantle quickly, ejecting water and jet-propelling themselves backwards. Scallops also have the distinction of eyesight. Their eyes, sometimes numbering more than a hundred, are quite sophisticated, each with a lens, retina, and optic nerve. These tiny peepers line the upper part of the mantle (seen as orange dots on this specimen) and work together to detect shadows and movements. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Manta!," December 1995, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-5-29 17:08 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #163  20070530 Jerusalem, Israel, 1984 Photograph by James L. Stanfield A view from Mount Scopus shows whitewashed above-ground tombs of the Muslim Cemetery outside the walls around Jerusalem's Old City. The Dome of the Rock Mosque (right) and the silver-domed Al-Aqsa Mosque (left) rise from inside the city walls. Jerusalem, the capital of the Jewish state of Israel, is home to religious sites that are profoundly important in Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, a source of constant tension in the ancient city. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Searching for the Center: Israel," July 1985, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-5-30 18:14 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #164  20070531 Maderas del Carmen, Mexico, 1993 Photograph by Bruce Dale Wiry bloom stalks from two sotol plants lean toward sunlight that streams through a break in the clouds in the Maderas del Carmen Protected Area. The mountainous park in Mexico's Coahuila State joins with Big Bend National Park on the U.S. side of the Rio Grande. Sotol is a favorite snack of black bears, and its blooms attract swarms of flying insects including flies, bees, and butterflies. Juice from the stem is somewhat sweet and can be pressed and fermented to make the fiery liquor mescal de sotol. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "TexMex," February 1996, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-5-31 18:25 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #165  20070601 Beltsville Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville, Maryland, 1976 Photograph by Bianca Lavies A baby snapping turtle and baby bullfrog take advantage of unusual circumstances to get a good look at each other at Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. Once full-grown snapping turtles are at the top of the pond food chain, but until then they are lunch to adult bullfrogs and other predators. (Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Life Around a Lily Pad," January 1980, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-1 18:08 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #166  20070602 Hawaii Island, Hawaii, 1983 Photograph by Steve Raymer Roads on Hawaii’s Big Island are often flanked with miles of "Island graffiti," like this love note. Instead of spray paint though, bits of white coral harvested from local beaches are arranged into messages, which seem to glow against the island's black lava expanses. But tourists beware: Removing the coral from beaches is illegal. And disturbing an already-posted message is considered rude and supposedly brings bad luck. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Kamehameha: Hawaii's Warrior King" November 1983, National Geographic magazine infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-2 18:34 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #167  20070603 Honshu Island, Japan , 1982 Photograph by George F. Mobley Skiers dot the slopes in this night view of the Happo-One Ski Resort in the Japan Alps' Hida Range near Tokyo, Japan. Skiing was brought to Japan in 1911 when the imperial general staff asked the Austrian Army for help training ski troops. The officer dispatched by Vienna brought his own skis, equipped with modern bindings. Within four weeks, Japan's imperial armory in Tokyo had produced 30 perfect replicas of the bindings and delivered them to the country's first ski-infantry division. (Text adapted from and photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "The Japan Alps," August 1984, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-3 18:06 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #168  20070604 Death Valley National Monument, California, 1998 Photograph by Len Jenshel Abandoned charcoal kilns sit in Wildrose Canyon in Death Valley National Monument. The 25-feet-tall (7.6-meter-tall) beehive-shaped kilns were built in 1877 by the Modock Consolidated Mining Company to produce charcoal for a nearby silver-lead smelting plant. The furnaces were closed after only about a year when deteriorating ore quality forced the silver mines to shut down. According to the National Park Service, the kilns, which still smell of smoke, held up to 42 cords of pinyon pine logs and could produce 2,000 bushels of charcoal per week. Due to their short usage time and quality construction, they are considered among the best surviving examples of such kilns in the western United States. (Text adapted from and photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Dual Track in a Dry Place," September/October 1998, National Geographic Traveler magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-4 17:55 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #169  20070605 New Delhi, India, 1996 Photograph by Cary Wolinsky A woman applies a delicate grid of henna paste to a celebrant’s hand already painted with lacy paisleys. Henna comes from the leaves of a shrub, Lawsonia inermis, that have been dried, ground to a powder, and mixed with water. The dye, which fades from the skin after a few days or weeks, is as popular today with Western trend-setters as it was centuries ago in ancient Egypt. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “The Quest for Color,” July 1999, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-5 17:38 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #170  20070606 Crystal Lake, Vermont, 1997 Photograph by Michael S. Yamashita A row of red lawn chairs lines the shore of Crystal Lake, a 778-acre (315-hectare) glacial lake in northeastern Vermont popular for swimming, boating, and fishing. The lake area is known as the place where Robert Rogers retreated with his legendary Rogers' Rangers regiment in 1759 following an infamous raid on an Indian enclave in St. Francis, Quebec, during the French and Indian War. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Vermont: Suite of Seasons,” September 1998, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-6 17:25 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #171  20070607 Fabregas, France, 1973 Photograph by George F. Mobley "Bound for mountain pastures, sheep branded with red dye graze in the foothills of the French Alps on a misty June day." (Text from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, the National Geographic book The Alps, 1973) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-7 17:15 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #172  20070608 Reykjahlid, Iceland, 2000 Photograph by Sisse Brimberg Overcast skies portend a rough day for boats on Iceland’s Lake Myvatn. The lake, named after the swarms of gnats that breed around it, is surrounded by wetlands and volcanic landforms, including lava fields, lava pillars, volcanic cones, and boiling mud flats. Iceland lies on the convergence of two tectonic plates and is one of the most volcanically active areas in the world. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “In Search of Vikings,” May 2000, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-8 16:30 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #173  20070609 Hong Kong, China, 1999 Photograph by Steve McCurry A plate-glass-wrapped Hong Kong high-rise glimmers in the afternoon light. Hong Kong’s tall buildings are linked through a system of escalators and moving sidewalks, including the Central Mid-Levels Escalator, the longest outdoor, covered escalator system in the world. The 2,600-foot (800-meter) structure, consisting of 20 escalators and 3 moving sidewalks, allows commuters and tourists to high-rise-hop without ever descending to the ground. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Hong Kong: The World’s Greatest Chinatown,” January/February 2000, National Geographic Traveler magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-9 15:40 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #174  20070610 India, 2003 Photograph by William Albert Allard Festive lights bring a bit of sparkle to a slum in an Indian city. Although India’s constitution forbids caste discrimination, Hinduism’s rigid social codes continue to govern daily life for 80 percent of the population. One out of six Indians is born to the achuta, or Untouchable caste, which governs where they live, what work they perform, and with whom they may socialize. (Text adapted from and photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Untouchable, " June 2003, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-10 13:20 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #175  20070611 New Orleans, Louisiana, 2000 Photograph by Bob Sacha An infrared view of a New Orleans street gives this cemetery scene a psychedelic air. Burials in New Orleans demand creative solutions due to the city’s high water table. In the past, New Orleanians weighed coffins with stones or even bored holes in them to keep them from floating to the surface. Today, caskets are usually placed in above-ground-vaults, like the ones pictured here. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Spirits of New Orleans,” October 2000, National Geographic Traveler magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-11 19:43 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #176  20070612 Sydney, Australia, 2000 Photograph by Annie Griffiths Belt Storm clouds paint the sky over Circular Quay, the heart of Sydney Harbor and the gateway for many of the city’s waterside attractions, including the Sydney Opera House, at right. A sequence of nested concrete shells forms the roof of this iconic structure, which opened in 1973 after almost three decades of planning and construction. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Sydney,” August 2000, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-12 16:45 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #177  20070613 Armenia, 2004 Photograph by Alexandra Avakian An Armenian tightrope walker steadies himself with his balance pole as he prepared to perform a trick. Throughout its history Armenia has walked a sort of geopolitical tightrope of its own, situated as it is on one of the region's most venerable trade routes—the land bridge between Europe and Asia. Centuries of invasion and foreign rule have shaped and reshaped this tiny republic's borders and hammered an ethic of resilience into its people. (Text adapted from and photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "The Rebirth of Armenia, " March 2004, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-13 17:12 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #178  20070614 Vallejo, California, 1995 Photograph by Michael Nichols Water flies as a young white tiger shakes itself dry in a pool at California’s Marine World Africa USA. (Now called Six Flags Discovery Kingdom.) White tigers are extremely rare in nature, and many seen in zoos today are produced through controversial inbreeding. White tigers can be born to normal-colored tigers if both parents carry the recessive gene for white coloring. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Making Room for Tigers,” December 1997, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-14 18:58 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #179  20070615 Chiyoda, Japan, 1977 Photograph by H. Edward Kim During a rice planting festival in Japan, the women of Chiyoda stoop and plant in unison while drummers and bamboo-clacking musicians set the tempo for the accompanying pipers. As the dance master leads the troupe, he calls out, "What flower blooms in the front field? Rice flowers, money flowers, flowers of perfect virtue." (Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Day of the Rice God," January 1982, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-15 17:49 ccs 超级版主 积分 24647 发帖 2154 注册 2005-11-18 状态 离线 #180  20070616 Siberia, Russia, 2002 Photograph by Mark Thiessen A Russian smokejumper leaps from an Antonov An-2 biplane to battle wildfires in a Siberian forest. Every summer 4,000 smokejumpers from Avialesookhrana, Russia’s aerial forest protection service, patrol two billion acres (809 million hectares) of the largest coniferous forest in the world extinguishing thousands of the region’s 20,000 to 35,000 annual wildfires. (Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Russian Smokejumpers, " August 2002, National Geographic magazine) infoseek空间，开图需要代理~空间不删档，请勿转贴盗链！ 2007-6-16 15:01 <<  [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]  ... 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