Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Photo of the Month - May 2008

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE
PHOTO OF THE MONTH
Five-year-old Wu Lianlian visits her family's hillside rice field. Photograph by Lynn Johnson
China Special Issue
China can be overwhelming. This month's issue is a map helping you navigate the country's terrain of exuberance and anxiety.
• Check out all of our stories on China from our main page and explore our interactives.
• Learn about China's environment, its growing middle class, and where it's headed.
• Read a 2002 story on Tibet, and review our 1971 article on the opening of China.
• Download wallpaper.
CHINA PHOTO GALLERIES
Ethnic Village > Yellow River > Middle Class > Portraits >
BLOGS
 
Photographers Brian Skerry, currently shooting in Japan; and Steve Winter, shooting in India, blog from the field, sending in daily updates on the trials and wonders of being a National Geographic photographer.
HIGHLIGHTS
Your Shot leader >
The giraffes are leading by a neck, but people can vote for two more weeks. Vote now!
   
Our Shot >
See the latest image—new every weekday—selected by National Geographic editors.
   
Your Shot—China Map >
Explore China through more than 200 Your Shot photos plotted on a map.
SEE ALL OF OUR CHINA VIDEOS
     
Faces >
 
Guizhou Village >
 
Aerials >
 
Middle Class >
SEE ALL OF OUR CHINA INTERACTIVES
     
Architecture Quiz >
 
Special Issue: Changing Climate >
 
Ethnicity Quiz >
 
Map of the Day >
 
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