National Geographic's International Photography Contest will be coming to a close a week from Saturday, and winners will be announced in early December. Here's a selection of some submissions from this past week, from an aerial interstate view to a coyote literally frozen solid. Enter your photos at ngm.com, or view some winners from the past.
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"Nazroo, a Mahout (elephant driver), poses for a portrait while taking his elephant, Rajan, out for a swim in front of Radha Nagar Beach in Havelock, Andaman Islands."
Cesare Naldi
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"A young orangutan swings from tree to tree in Tanjung Puting National Park in Indonesian Borneo."
Sean Crane
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"A self portrait running back and forth with a Petzl headlamp in an old Russian-built swimming pool that sits atop a hill in Kabul City, Afghanistan, February 2009."
Casey Johnson
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"On Bona Venture Island in eastern Canada, there are more than 50,000 nesting pairs of these beautiful birds!"
Leslie Scopes Anderson
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"A bayou quietly flows beneath tangled lines of concrete upon which traffic flows steadily in Houston, Texas."
Tom Replogle
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"I was lucky enough to follow this lion fish into a huge ball of baitfish."
Alex Tattersall
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"Working man pouring water onto a fire to produce charcoal for shisha pipes near Luxor, Egypt."
Chris McLennan
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"I spotted this frozen coyote on the side of a gravel road on my way into town. This is exactly how I found the coyote - frozen stiff ... on the side of the road."
Sabine Cane
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"It is the child that lost their mother to AIDS or child birthing complications, yet remains joyous and youthful despite the suffering."
Leslie Alsheimer
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