This year’s Pictures of the Year continue that long tradition, as National Geographic photographers “ventured to places far and wide” to capture the most fascinating images ever put to film ...

The most famous photo in the world may not ... It was taken by former National Geographic photographer Charles O'Rear in 1996 near Napa Valley in Sonoma, California. The picture rose to fame ...

Before photographer Ami Vitale ... "And then it turned out to be the most unimaginable, interesting exploration that I could have imagined." As National Geographic reporter Jennifer S.

Sam Abell said he doesn’t exactly seek out danger, but he’s learned that it’s often there, right beside the kind of strange ...