National geographic

Najnevjerojatnije fotografije National Geographica

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National geographic

Najnevjerojatnije fotografije National Geographica

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Sinopsis

Uđite u kožu najodvažnijih fotografa u svijetu koji omogućavaju National Geographicu zadržavanje svojeg kultnog statusa. Pogledajte njihove pustolovine u divljini, na ledu, ispod valova i svugdje kamo ih odvede njihova radoznalost.

Epizode

Sezona 2

Sezona 2
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Otkriveni Rio
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Konačno otkrivanje
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Ispod Pariza
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Siročad
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Iskusni fotograf Nich Nichols odlazi na emotivan zadatak proučavanja slonova čije su roditelje ubili zvjerokradice.
Duhovi Divljeg zapada
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Slatki vudu
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Titani s kljovama
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Paul Nicklen odvažno odlazi u ledene vode u blizini Grenlanda kako bi snimio jedinstvene prehrambene navike atlantskog morža.
Snimka tigra
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Veteran fotograf velikih mačaka Steve Winter odlazi u Indiju kako bi snimio bengalske tigrove uz pomoć različitih visokotehnoloških uređaja.
Snimanje Milana
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Ekstremno snimanje izbliza
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Sekvoja
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Fotograf Michael Nichols udružuje se sa skupinom planinara i znanstvenika kako bi fotografirao divovsko stablo sekvoje u Kaliforniji.
Oprašivači
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Biologist and photographer Mark Moffett is on a globe-trekking quest for National Geographic magazine to document the worlds pollinators in action mammals, insects, and birds. Every third bite of food we eat is made possible by the subtle interplay between plants and animals, but pollinator numbers around the world seem to be in a precipitous decline. In Panama, Mark takes his camera into the jungle in search of fig wasps, a tiny midge that pollinates cacao the source of chocolate and the jewel-like orchid bees of Central America.
Tajni glasovi
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"We follow photographer Chris Rainier as he travels around the world, from India through Paraguay to Papua New Guinea, to face a crucial challenge, photographing the essence of language itself. Accompanied by two linguists, he photographs locals speaking a previously undocumented language on the northeast frontier of India, records a shaman ceremony in the Pantanal of Paraguay, and films the initiation dance of an indigenous tribe in Papua New Guinea. It's Chris's life-long objective to photograph the traditions of endangered cultures before they are lost forever but he knows time is running out. More than fifty percent of the world's 7,000 languages...
Pakistan
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Ed Kashi snima informativne fotografije suvremenog Pakistana stvarajući portret posve različit od krute slike viđene u većini zapadnog svijeta.
Od olupina do grebena
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"David Doubilet is a renowned photographer for National Geographic magazine. Join David on his quest to mine sunken warships for undersea photographic treasure as he tells the story of the artificial reefs off the East Coast of the United States. And he watches as the USS Vandenberg is dynamited and sent to the bottom of the ocean - with two of David's cameras aboard to capture the inrush of water on what will become the newest artificial reef. But will he get the shot?"
Munja
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Photographer Carsten Peter and lightning researcher Tim Samaras are chasing lightning storms in the North American Southwest on "Nat Geo's Most Amazing Photos: Lightning." Carsten's dual missions are to shoot pictures of lightning for National Geographic magazine and to photograph Samaras as he tries to capture scientifically valuable images of the process that occurs when an electrical strike from the ground meets a bolt from the sky. If successful, the men could take a ground-breaking photograph. But it is dangerous. Will they get the lightning or will the lightning get them?
Medvjed duh
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How do you photograph a ghost? That's the challenge for wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen. The Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia is the world's last big temperate rainforest. Black bears here have a genetic fluke that no others share: about one cub in ten is born white. Perhaps only a few hundred such bears exist. Paul's assignment is to bring back the most intimate portraits yet taken of a bear that few ever see: the ghosts of the forest.
Šaolinski kung fu
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"National Geographic magazine sends American photojournalist Fritz Hoffmann to the Henan province of China to document the ancient practice of Shaolin Kung Fu. Movie stars like Jet Li, Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan helped make Shaolin Kung Fu world famous. On this assignment, Fritz attempts to capture the contrast between the traditional aspects of Shaolin and the modern commercial features that help make it a global brand today."
Ubojita struja
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Renowned underwater photographer Brian Skerry is known for not only taking stunning images, but for bringing important environmental issues to the general public's attention. Despite this experience, he's not prepared for what he finds on his latest assignment for National Geographic magazine, when he travels to a remote corner of the planet to photograph "pristine" coral reefs in the Phoenix Islands. He arrives to find hectares of dead coral - the result of increased water temperatures due to a recent El Niño event. With just over a week to document the area through photographs, Brian is unsure what story he'll be able to tell, until - amidst...
Maori izbliza
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The Maori of New Zealand are performing a balancing act: honoring their past, while still living in the present.3 Photographer Amy Toensing is renowned for her ability to capture intimate moments from everyday life.4 Her latest assignment for National Geographic magazine takes her to New Zealand to create a portrait of what it means to be Maori today. Shell journey from the streets of Auckland5 to the shores of Waitangi6. But understanding a different culture can take time will Amy "get it" in time to get the shot?