تصاویر روزانه National Geographic

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سلام

نمیدونم با سایت نشنال جیاگرفیک (http://pnu-club.com/redirector.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fphotography.nation algeographic.com%2Fsiteindex) آشنایی دارید یا نه

تصاویر روزانه این سایت با موضوعات مختلف ، به عنوان یکی از گجت هایی هست که میشه به آی گوگل اضافه کرد

این تاپیک رو جای دیگه ای هم داشتم که ازش استقبال شد

اینجا هم راش میندازم ، امید دارم که استقبال میشه :279:

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October 01, 2009



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Dr. Edward Atkinson in his Antarctica lab

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October 02, 2009


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Nose assemblies for Douglas A-20 attack bombers

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October 03, 2009


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A boy playing in a marketplace with a strutting old gobbler entertains Chichicastenango visitors by doing the son, a dance popular throughout Guatemala

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October 04, 2009


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Jacques-Yves Cousteau and his "diving saucer"

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October 05, 2009

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The second atomic bomb tested in Operation Crossroads

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October 06, 2009


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Limestone pillars rear from a temple of the Sabaean moon god Ilumquh

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October 07, 2009


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تصویر امروز بی نهایت مشکل اخلاقی داره در حد ابتذال و این حرفا
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October 09, 2009

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Patrons line up "like payday depositors" in a bank, waiting to drop a few nickels in a slot for favorites like baked beans and Salisbury steak, freshly made each day and kept in "post-officelike boxes." This New York City Automat, described in the March 1942 National Geographic, was part of an East Coast chain that sold 72,000 pieces of pie a day



( چرا تصاویر این ماه جذابیت ندارن آخه .. ماههای قبل کجا و این ماه کجا :204: )

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October 10, 2009

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Siamese dancers strike a pose in a temple courtyard

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October 11, 2009

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Final moments of a Japanese destroyer

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October 12, 2009

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Travelers rest on benches in a Greyhound bus terminal


( در هفته های اخیر ! کار ملت در ایستگاههای مترو به همین شکل شده ! ( البته اینا در حال رست هستن ولی ما در حال ویت این شکلی میشیم ) قدیما برای اتوبوس منتظر می موندیم ، حالا برای قطار ! نتیجش چی میشه ؟ دیر رسیدن به کلاس ! دارم ذللللللللله میشم از دست متروووووووووووووووووووووو وو )

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October 13, 2009


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Reflection of photographer Maynard Owen Williams in a storefront window

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October 14, 2009

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Like swirling desert winds, dancers from Al Buraymi oasis swing their hair at a festival in Muscat marking a decade of oil-financed progress in Oman

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صفا سیتی :دی

October 15, 2009

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Good friends celebrating summer with a cruise on the Seine, French students display Gallic disregard for career choices and university entrance exams

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October 16, 2009

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New Jersey's triple threat: the Koralja triplets—Andrew, Joseph, and Robert, from left—combine 42 years of service on the police force

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October 17, 2009

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The fall of light, Agra

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October 18, 2009

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U.S.S. Atka stands off Crater Hill on McMurdo Sound in mid-March; she kept channels open for evacuation of the last summer residents

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October 19, 2009

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Westinghouse engineers use this miniature system for tests. Upper wires detour the three-million-volt harmlessly to the ground. Lower wires, which carry the power load, are thereby protected against lightning, which might shut off the current or damage equipment. Even the cows are man-made

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October 21, 2009


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Fridtjof Nansen takes a reading of deep Arctic Ocean water temperature as part of the expedition's scientific work. Astronomical, meteorological, and oceanographic data were consistently collected

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October 22, 2009


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Because the region around New Orleans is composed of alluvial soil, there is no paving material close at hand. More than a hundred years ago the city offered a bounty to ships which would bring to the port rock ballast instead of sand. The first cobblestone pavement was laid on Gravier and Magazine Streets in 1817

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October 23, 2009


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"When Luis Marden dropped in by air from Säo Paulo, he demanded gauchos…"
—Maynard Owen Williams, Argentina, 1939

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October 24, 2009

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In a haze of flour dust, a noodle maker tries to keep cool during the last days of the Walled City, whose planned demise will draw a collective sigh of relief from all Hong Kong. Teeming with open sewers and refuse, the "city" will be remembered for its legendary vices, such as child prostitution and murderous drug rings

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October 25, 2009

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It's a hardscrabble life, but getting better, for Costa Rican campesinos such as this young woman in Guanacaste province

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October 26, 2009


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Make-believe summer lasts for a minute or two as kindergarten children in sunless Lovozero bathe in ultraviolet light. Brief exposure to UV radiation provides the children with vitamin D, normally supplied by sunlight. The "sunshine vitamin" strengthens young bones

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October 27, 2009

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Green gravel lawns dress homes in Sun City, a retirement community that opened in 1960 near Phoenix. Arizona's 65-and-over population rose 104 percent between 1950 and 1960