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Svalbard Archipelago, Norway, 1997
Photograph by Flip Nicklin
A large ice floe in the Arctic Ocean bears an icicle-trimmed cave. This cave served as a hideout for a bearded seal seeking shelter from the harsh Arctic climate.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Bearded Seals桮oing With the Floe,?March 1997, National Geographic magazine)

菲利 尼克林1997年摄于挪威斯瓦巴德群岛

北冰洋面的大浮冰上有一座洞口挂着冰垂的洞穴。洞穴为寻求躲避北极恶劣气候的髯海豹提供了藏身之处。

(文章改编自国家地理杂志1997年3月刊"跟着浮冰活动的髯海豹"一文 特约照片未公布)

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French Polynesia, 1996
Photograph by Jodi Cobb
A naked boy stands at the turquoise blue edge of the South Pacific in French Polynesia. This island paradise is a haven for European tourists, but its natives have long been troubled with feelings of antipathy over 150 years of French rule.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "French Polynesia: Charting a New Course," June 1997, National Geographic magazine)

朱迪 库珀1996年摄于法属波利尼西亚

一个赤裸的男孩站在蔚蓝的南太平洋法属波利尼西亚海边。这里是欧洲游客的天堂，但对150多年法国统治早已有的反感情绪一直困扰土著居民。

(文章改编自国家地理杂志1997年6月刊"法属波利尼西亚: 描绘新路"一文 特约照片未发表)

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Yellowstone National Park, 1990
Photograph by George F. Mobley
A mountain lion peers out from a rocky nook in Yellowstone National Park. Demonized by farmers and ranchers, mountain lions were almost hunted out of existence until substantial research in the 1960s helped dispel fears about these mysterious big cats which are in fact more likely to run up a tree than attack a human.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Learning to Live with Mountain Lions," July 1992, National Geographic magazine)

乔治 F 莫布里1990年摄于黄石国家公园

黄石国家公园里，一头美洲狮在岩石角落里向外窥视。被农夫和牧场主妖魔化的美洲狮几乎被猎杀灭绝，20世纪60年代的实质性研究才帮助人们消除了对这些神秘猫科动物的恐惧，事实上美洲狮更有可能是爬到树上而不是去袭击人类。

        
(文章改编自国家地理杂志1992年7月刊"学会与美洲狮共处"  特约照片未发表)

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Yarmouth, Maine, 1968
Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart
Twilight illuminates the snow-covered grounds of a Universalist Church in Yarmouth, Maine.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Character Marks the Coast of Maine,?June 1968, National Geographic magazine)

B 安东尼 斯图尔特1968年摄于缅因州雅茅斯

暮色笼罩着缅因州雅茅斯一普救说教堂前白雪覆盖的空地。

(文章改编自国家地理杂志1968年6月刊"缅因州沿海特征"一文 特约照片未发表 )

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Yarmouth, Maine, 1968
Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart
Twilight illuminates the snow-covered grounds of a Universalist Church in Yarmouth, Maine.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Character Marks the Coast of Maine,?June 1968, National Geographic magazine)
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大卫 艾伦 哈维1979年摄于怀俄明州大提顿国家公园

怀俄明州大提顿国家公园里，一棵孤独的常青树在广袤的雪地里等着太阳冲破早晨的浓雾。

(文章改编自国家地理杂志1979年7月刊"大提顿—冬天的故事"一文 特约照片未发表)

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St. Anne, Martinique, 1980
Photograph by Michael Yada
A boy’s silhouetted figure walks along a pier as volcanic mountains rise against a mauve-colored sky in St. Anne, Martinique. A French overseas department, this 425-square-mile (1,100-square-kilometer) Caribbean island boasts ruggedly beautiful landscapes and a legacy of Carib indigenous warriors so fierce that 16th-century Spanish conquistadores decided against trying to colonize it.

(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, “The Caribbean: Sun, Sea, and Seething,” February 1980, National Geographic magazine)

迈克尔 亚达1980年摄于马提尼克圣安妮

法属马提尼克岛，一男孩走在码头上的侧影与淡紫色天空下高耸的火山交映着。这个425平方英里(1100平方公里)的加勒比海岛屿拥有引以为荣的险峻美丽风景和一段加勒比土著勇士激烈抵抗16世纪西班牙人探险队以迫使其放弃殖民统治的传奇。

        
(文章改编自国家地理杂志1980年2月刊"加勒比:太阳、海、沸腾"一文 特约照片未发表)

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Poland, 1987
Photograph by James L. Stanfield
Niedzica Castle rises behind a hydroelectric dam, still under construction in this photograph, on Poland抯 Dunajec River. The castle, originally built in the 14th century, once overlooked the Dunajec Breach, a five-mile-long (two-kilometer-long) gorge flanked by towering rock walls. Now, it oversees tranquil Czorsztyn Lake, formed when the controversial dam was completed in 1994.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Poland: The Hope That Never Dies," January, 1988, National Geographic magazine)

詹姆士 L 斯坦菲尔德1987年摄于波兰

照片中波兰niedzica城堡在杜纳耶茨河上建设中的水坝背后耸立着。原建于十四世纪，曾经俯瞰5英里长(两公里)的杜纳耶茨谷口两岸高耸岩壁的城堡，现在只能了望1994年备受争议的水坝完工后形成的平静czorsztyn湖水了。
        

(文章改编自国家地理杂志1988年1月刊"波兰: 希望不灭"一文  特约照片未发表)

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Mount Edziza Provincial Park, Canada, 1981
Photograph by Sam Abell
A belt of snow-spotted lava beds stretches across 568,342 acres (230,000 hectares) of Mount Edziza Provincial Park in northwest British Columbia. The park is a spectacular volcanic wilderness of lava flows, basalt plateaus, cinder fields and cones formed from eruptions and basalt flows that occurred between 10,000 and 4 million years ago.
(Photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, the National Geographic book)


山姆 阿贝尔1981年摄于加拿大艾德齐扎山省立公园

卑诗省西北，积雪点缀的带状熔岩床绵延在568342亩(230公顷)的艾德齐扎山省立公园。该园的壮丽景观是4百万年至1万年前间火山喷发熔岩流淌形成的，包括熔岩流，高原玄武岩，火山灰堆以及岩渣锥。
        
(国家地理1982年出版《加拿大的荒野》一书特约照片 未发表)

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Manobier, Wales, 1985
Photograph by Robert W. Madden
A bird soars over the lichen-draped remains of Manorbier Castle in Wales. At its height in the 12th century, the castle consisted of a gatehouse, a keep, two towers, and a vaulted chapel enclosed within two high stone curtain walls. Originally built as a fortified manor house, this medieval castle never encountered attack, which is why it remains remarkably well-preserved today.
(Photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, the National Geographic book Discovering Britain and Ireland, 1985)

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20070209

Kistache National Forest, Louisiana, 1994
Photograph by Ian C. Martin
A leaf sits pinned between a rock and the flowing waters of a Kisatchie National Forest stream. The 600,000-acre (242,812-hectare) forest boasts seemingly endless stands of longleaf pines and is home to the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker, whose designated nest trees are identifiable by the white band painted around their trunks.
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, the National Geographic Book Guide to Scenic Highways and Byways, 1994)