National Geographic (NatGeo) is a scientific information channel about mysterious expeditions and endless journeys to discover the world of leading scientists. At the same time, it is also an organization dedicated to providing reviews of beautiful and quality photos annually to honor the best photographers.
In a project called Found founded in 2013 to commemorate the 125th anniversary of NatGeo, the project members said that their mission was to bring the pictures taken back to life. by sharing them for viewers. However, some of them were “forgotten” and today William Bonner, who is responsible for preserving this collection along with editor Janna Dotschkal, decided to “unearth” them.
1. Redwood Forest in California, 1982
2. Deer (Switzerland, 1973)
3. The cat “dancing” in front of the mirror (1973)
4. Stone bridge at Mount Rainier, Washington (May 1963)
5. Unique terrain created by rain and wind in Western Australia (September 1963)
6. Bison bison in snowstorm in Yellowstone National Park (November 1967)
7. Kenyan woman and small deer at Mombassa (03/1909)
8. A couple outside Khai Hoan Mon (France, 1960)
9. Le Louis Ix Restaurant (France, 05/1988)
10. Woman selling flowers in Barcelona (Spain, March 1929)
11. Sequoia National Forest (May 1951)
12. A flock of birds flew out from the inner courtyard of Old Havana (December 1987).
13. The sheep shepherd (Scotland, 1919)
14. Tulip flower field in Haarlem (The Netherlands, 1931)
15. The cat walks on the gun leaf (Philippines, 1935)
16. Alaskan Malamute man and dog (Antarctica, 1957)
17. Auyan-tepui waterfall (Venezuela, March 1963)
18. Penguins and three boys (London Zoo, 1953)
19. The funeral of President John F. Kennedy (November 1963)
20. Khe Puohokamoa, Maui (Hawaii, 1924)
21. Pleasanton (California, 1926)
22. Shadow of a man and a bike (Zambezi River, 1996)
23. Girls picking lotus flowers (Amana, Iowa, November 1938)
24. The boy sells lemonade (Aspen, Colorado, 1973)
25. Statue of Liberty (USA, 1978)
