On the occasion of its 125th anniversary, National Geographic has published a photographic retrospective in collaboration with the Taschen publishing house.
Most famous popular science magazine of all time, which became famous precisely because of its exceptional photographs, is next to its 125-year-olds existence in cooperation with the publishing house Taschen published a photographic retrospective in three parts. They are selected in it the most important photos from the beginning of its existence until today.
For a taste, see 18 photos from the said retrospective.
Papua New Guinea, 2000, Jodi Cobb
Australia, 1977, Paul A. Zahl
Hong Kong, 1931, W. Robert Moore
Sri Lanka, 1995, John McCurry
India 1976 by James L. Stanfield
Lebanon, 1957, Thomas J. Abercrombie
Iraq, 1984, Steve McCurry
India, 1948, Volkmar K. Wentzel
South Africa, 1995, Chris Johns
East Germany, 1973, Gordan Gahan
Arizona, 2005, John Burcham
Antarctica, 2012, Paul Nickeln
Ecuador, 2002, Frans Lanting
Mexico, date unknown, Stewe Winter
California, 1958, B. Anthony Stewart
New Mexico, 1939, Luis Marden
Canada, 2011, Paul Nicklen
New York, 1957, B. Anthony Stewart
