National Geographic's International Photography Contest has come to a close, and winners will be announced in early December. Here's a selection of a few submissions, but you can view more on ngm.com, or check out some winners from the past.
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"Gashuhe, a chimpanzee, was rescued from a business premises in Rwanda in 2008. His cage was extremely small and offered no shelter from the elements; consequently his skin was severely damaged."
Nick Riley
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"A stone's eye view of two tracks made by the sailing stones of Death Valley's Racetrack playa."
Tyler Sylvestro
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Matthew Smith
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"One morning while staying in a small cottage in northern Germany, we found our neighbors had been hunting the night before. They hung their prize, a huge wild boar, in the boathouse then proceeded to gut it right there."
Rebecca Manson
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"A saltwater crocodile lounges motionless at the surface near shore."
Yeang Chng
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"A photographer stops to take a picture of the vertical staircase that is etched into the side of this mountain leading toward the peak ... at Huang Shan (Yellow Mountain) in China."
Lance McMillan
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"A street musician wipes his forehead while taking a break at Hout Bay Harbor, South Africa."
Ruvan Boshoff
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"An example of photo luminescence in coral in West Papua."
Stephen Martin
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" 'I used to buy things just because they were green,' Helen Moore cheerfully admitted."
Laurie Pearman
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"A Peppermint Shrimp is spending the day in a branching vase sponge about 75 feet deep in Bonaire's Margate Bay."
William Goodwin
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