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.
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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!
   
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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
     
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SEE ALL OF OUR CHINA INTERACTIVES
     
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Map of the Day >
 
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