National Geographic
For decades, the Congo Basin—home to the world’s second largest rainforest—was largely invisible to climate science. Spanning about 500 million acres across Central Africa, this vital ecosystem had been left understudied, despite its immense potential to affect the global climate. But a new generation of scientists in Central Africa is changing that, leading the charge in exploring and protecting the rainforest. At a time when the health of our environment is more critical than ever, these scientists are reshaping our understanding of how to safeguard the Earth’s future. Unravel the mysteries of the Congo at the link in bio. Scientists pictured include Gertrude Mbumbu, Emmanuel Kasongo Yakusu, Michel Attanga Bongombe, Nestor Luambua, Blaise Kombozi Bwanandeke, Bienfait Kambale, Jean Paul Bakumi Bafelo, and Aaron Tshimi Ebele. Photographs by @nicholesobecki
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Mads Peter Iversen Photography
A boatload of photos from Iceland where the light plays a significant role in the photo. Returning to different locations in different conditions is always great fun and by doing so you’ll get a good understanding of how much different types of light can change the expression of the photo! I share all my knowledge about how to use light in landscape photography in my newly released and third ebook ‘Landscape Light’. It is 251 pages and covers the types of light, the light you can encounter all throughout the day, colour and the impact of post-processing are all themes I cover throughout the ebook. If you struggle with light in landscape photography, this ebook is for you!