National Geographic's International Photography Contest has been running since late August and has attracted some pretty amazing submissions from both professional and amateur photographers. It will be coming to a close on Oct. 31, 2009, and winners will be announced in early December. Here's a selection of some submissions from this past week. Enter your photos at ngm.com, or view some winners from the past.
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Amid the noise and chaotic streets of Hanoi's Old Quarter in Vietnam, an old woman spends her day casually selling beverages to people walking by.
Darren Lebeuf
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A female Smith's Green-eyed Gecko, found mostly in southeast Asia.
Anke Seidlitz
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"It was the week before her first day of school, when my younger sister decided she wanted to try tae kwon do. Within five minutes, she came to me with a black eye. When the first day of school came along, her eye had turned the most beautiful of colors."
Penny Smith
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Kaveh Veyssi
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When the gulf waters freeze over during the Antarctic winter, crabeater seals hunt for the krill that lives underneath the ice surface.
Mariusz Potocki
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A street performer at the Centre Pompidou in Paris
Kaveh Veyssi
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A young snow monkey (Japanese macaque) warms up in a hot spring in Japan.
Alexandra Boldyreva
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Local children from the city of Chagcharan, Afghanistan, display traditional Tajik clothing prior to the arrival of U.S. Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry at the governer's home.
David Alvarado
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"Every summer I travel to my dad's lake house in upstate PA. This particular day I brought my friends, their children, and their dogs. I also brought my 35 mm camera loaded with black and white film."
Michele Longo
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Battle Harbour, Labrador, in Canada offers a wealth of vegetation, rich in texture and color.
Nicolette WainLowe
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