In Sight
Vital Impacts, a women-owned nonprofit based in Montana, has organized a print sale by National Geographic photographers to raise money for Direct Relief, an organization that works to provide humanitarian aid to those suffering from the numerous conflicts happening around the world.
One hundred percent of the profits from the sale will go to Direct Relief, which will then allocate funds to help people affected by conflict, including the ongoing one in Ukraine, around the globe. Prints are being offered in two sizes, with different price points: 11-by-16-inch prints are available for $275, and 16-by-24-inch prints for $675.
Spotted Dolphins (Stenella frontalis) in the waters around Bimini in the Bahamas. (Brian Skerry)
Camargue horse breed championship, Les Saintes Maries de la Mer, France. (Paulo Verzone)
A set of blooming orange and red wildflower orchids. (Frans Lanting)
In Havana, National Ballet dancer Yanlis Abreu Gonzalez leaps in wonderful fashion. (Joe McNally)
Emperor penguins release millions of microbubbles from their feathers, which lubricate their bodies and reduce friction as they rocket through frigid Antarctic waters. (Paul Nicklen)
Girls at a school dance group competition in Sloviansk, Ukraine, in 2015. (Justyna Mielnikiewicz)
A hot-air balloon flies over a man-made lake in Disney World, Orlando, in 2012. (Nadia Shira Cohen)
Children dive in the lido by the beach in St. Malo, a walled port city in Brittany in northwestern France. (Ian Teh)
Girls' dresses hang on a laundry line on a porch in Utuado, Puerto Rico, in 2002. (Amy Toensing)
Manisha and Jasmin Singh pause in the baoli, an ancient step well, in a village near the city of Jaipur outside of India's Thar Desert. (Ami Vitale)
Dawn view of the Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland, in 1993. (James Balog)
Ahed Tamimi, an internationally known Palestinian activist who was arrested and put in jail for eight months at age 16. (Tanya Habjouqa)
A cowboy hat is seen on Route 66 in Seligman, Ariz. (Vince Musi)
Dressed up in a curtain and a crown made of a carton box, Christina poses as “Princess of the Tundra” in the Nenets reindeer herders' camp. (Evgenia Arbugaeva)
A man walks along the levee on the Arno River in Florence. (Sisse Brimberg)
A polar bear mother rests with her two twin cubs. (Norbert Rosing)
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