#David Guttenfelder

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Sand Island’s shoreline is pocked with sea caves carved by ice, wind, and the waves of Lake Superior. The lake has “higher water quality, lower watershed stress, and [lower] shoreline development stress than the other Great Lakes,” says Brenda Lafrancois, an ecologist for the National Park Service.

PHOTOGRAPH BY DAVID GUTTENFELDER

[a-state-of-bliss]

Inside North Korea photography by David Guttenfelder

[henk-heijmans]

A farmer harvests wheat outside Kabul, Afghanistan, 2011 - by David Guttenfelder (1969), American

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North Korea. 2013

[folklorespring]

"Three Ukrainian Men" by David Guttenfelder

"There was little left of their father's remains so they draped his Sunday suit over the casket and laid their hands on it during his funeral.

He sat in the shade of a trench, sheltering from enemy artillery strikes. He said he'd used a shovel more than a rifle in this war.

On the evening he was first fitted with his prosthetic leg, he tried climbing the hospital stairs".

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lewis hamilton speaks at a press conference in tokyo ahead of the grand prix weekend, japan - september 26, 2007 📷 david guttenfelder / apimages.com

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How Suicide Drones Transformed the Front Lines in Ukraine

Outnumbered and desperate, Ukraine is pioneering a new kind of airpower - an onslaught of small, cheap suicide drones. Warfare will never be the same.

For the New York Times Magazine January 5 cover story by C.J. Chivers / Photographs by David Guttenfelder

With Yurii Shyvala, Borys Viktjuk & Amy Kellner

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Diving platform on Graveyard Hill in Kabul from TV-Hill, Afghanistan #socmod photo by David Guttenfelder #utilitarianarchitecture #socialistmodernism #brutgroup https://www.instagram.com/p/CqwFgcVMzF6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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David Guttenfelder/The New York Times

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David Guttenfelder. November 15, 2013.

From the moment I was born I was made sure to realize the importance of religion. I was baptized as an infant and frequently attend church to this day along with my family. Regardless, this picture speaks to me in many ways about Filipino culture. Amidst a complete and utter state of destruction, disaster, and disrepair stands a statue of Jesus. Its survival reminds me of the significance that Catholocism has to the Filipino people. It is a reason for them to have hope for a brighter tomorrow; despite their dire circumstances.

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Yellowstone National Park In Pictures!

Inspired by early reporting of marvels such as the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone River, seen here, the U.S. Congress established Yellowstone as America’s first national park in 1872. Photograph By Michael Nichol

A male elk stands in a meadow in Yellowstone National Park. An estimated 10,000 to 20,000 of the animals spend their summers here. Photograph By Norbert Rosing

Old Faithful, one of nearly 500 geysers in Yellowstone National Park, gets its name from the regularity of its eruptions, which happen every 60 to 110 minutes. It’s shown here in an 1872 photograph taken by William Henry Jackson for the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Photograph By William Henry Jackson

A photo of a prowling cougar (Also Known as a Mountain Lion) was captured via remote camera in Yellowstone National Park. There are just 34 to 42 of the elusive animals across the entire park. Photograph By Drew Rush

In the winter, Yellowstone’s bison can be found near hydrothermal areas and along the Madison River. They can migrate up to 70 miles between seasons. Photograph By Sarah Leen

Photographer Frank Jay Haynes (1853–1921) caught elk and cross-country skiers in the deep snow of a Yellowstone winter in 1908. Though many of the park’s roads are closed in colder months, some of its lodges and facilities remain open to visitors. Photograph By F. J. Haynes

A man drives past a bison sitting in the sun in Yellowstone’s Hayden Valley. Photograph By David Guttenfelder

In this 1940 photograph, visitors gaze out at the Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. Photograph By Edwin L. Wisherd

National Park Service biologist Doug Smith approaches a gray wolf that’s been shot with a tranquilizer dart. While it’s sedated, Smith will give it a quick physical exam and fit it with a radio collar. Recently, wolves were re-listed as an endangered species and researchers continue to monitor them closely. Photograph By David Guttenfelder

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Antonio Velardo shares: Wheat, Sunflowers and Dozens of New Graves by Andrew E. Kramer, Maria Varenikova and David Guttenfelder

By Andrew E. Kramer, Maria Varenikova and David Guttenfelder In Hroza, Ukraine, where one-sixth of the hamlet was killed in a missile strike, officials and survivors have begun the daunting task of identifying and burying the dead. Published: October 8, 2023 at 06:16AM from NYT World https://ift.tt/bkV01Id via IFTTT

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Северная Корея / North Korea

David Guttenfelder

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"Dirty Socks and Rotting Bodies: What Russians Left Behind in the Trenches" by Andrew E. Kramer and David Guttenfelder via NYT World https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/11/world/europe/russia-ukraine-counteroffensive-trenches.html?partner=IFTTT

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These tricks can help your memory; Cape Cod's great white sharks; are redheads actually going extinct?

EXTRATERRESTRIAL HELP VIEW ONLINE STRENGTHENING MEMORY Wednesday, July 5, 2023 In today’s newsletter, we learn tricks to improving memory, reconstruct an 8,000-year-old Scandinavian skull, dive into Cape Cod’s great white shark population … and question if aliens built these 7 ancient sites. PHOTOGRAPH BY DAVID GUTTENFELDER, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION You can’t do anything about aging or some…

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At the 40-bed Jangalak center in Kabul, recovering opium addicts celebrate after a two-month rehabilitation program.

DAVID GUTTENFELDER