The National Geographic of the 2017 Nature Photographer was launched and already received stunning images before it closes on 17 November.

Angad Ashaba picked up a picture of this yellow frog in the rainforest of Agomb, in the Indian state of Karnataka. This frog was formerly known as the "blue-eyed frog" because of the blue ring around his eyes.

The Tadami railway links the Fukushima and Niigata cities of Japan, a one-lane non-electrified route. "Along the Tadami River, the view from this train is amazing," said Tiro Araya, who took the picture. The train passes over a number of bridges between cherry blossoms in the spring and green plants in the summer, autumn leaves in the trees, winter".

"The water basin, which is caused by the tides of the northern Norwegian islands of Loboten, is a wonderful natural sight," Felix Indin says of the photograph. "He said.

In a quiet moment in the morning, after sunrise, two horses are grazed in the hills of Fondadora Bognoroli in Roman Transylvania, as is evident in the picture taken by Sebastien.

A lioness walks in the vast expanse of the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, in this photograph taken by Joel Fisher.

"This is the golden hour at the Bombay National Wildlife Refuge in the state of Delaware this morning," says Jerry Am End, "There was no sign of wind blowing when this big blue eagle began to dress up."

Todd Kennedy took this panoramic picture of a camel caravan walking at sunset, along the coast of Kabul in western Australia.

"The three-month-old little bear was very nice, so I almost threw the camera and ran to hug him," said Anat Gutman, a Russian photographer on the Kamchatka peninsula. "I almost say because his mother looked at me with suspicion."

Between December and March each year, northern California turns into a winter habitat for thousands of migratory birds, including geese, algae, ducks and heron. Gasan Todorov picked up this aerial image from a plane that was flying very fast.

"This is one of my favorite images of my favorite object," says Adam Silverman, "and with the 25-fold magnification, the details of this very thin shrimp are clear, his face is clear, his red eye and the way he is facing the camera with his arms open, It is clearly consistent with the Hydra animals that live on it. "

"I was on my way home in the morning after taking some pictures, when I saw a large number of geese in this spot on a lake, and soon I picked up my plane and flew over it. The birds were not disturbed by the sound of the plane," he recalls.

"This is the path of Chia de Wan Wan that takes you to the Transylvania region, the birthplace of the mythical character of Count Dracula," says Kalin Stan, who sees what Dracula could see on his night trips. Great road. "

Alan Pudro picked up a picture of green areas fading between Canada's rugged gray Mackenzie mountains.

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