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Top Shot: Light as a Feather | Photograph by Ron Holmes . #YourShotPhotographer Ron Holmes documented this female Rufous Hummingbird while in flight in Hoogdal, Washington. He writes, “I enjoy being able to study her beauty better when she holds still like this.” This photo was selected for the Daily Dozen on June 3, 2019. — Top Shot features the photo with the most votes from the previous day’s Daily Dozen, 12 photos chosen by the Your Shot editors from thousands of recent uploads. Our community votes for their favorite photo from the selection, and the Top Shot is showcased on the @natgeoyourshot Instagram account.

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Antlers in the Arctic | Photograph by AR Duchene (@tumbleweedsouls) . “Coastal Arctic communities like Kivalina, Alaska are at risk for becoming climate refugees, due to the rising sea levels, lack of sea ice for protection against winter storms and erosion. Their livelihood is also at stake with changes in animal migration patterns and the waters they rely on for fishing and whaling becoming contaminated with the world’s garbage,” writes #YourShotPhotographer AR Duchene. This photo was selected for our “Take a Walk” story, guest edited by @natgeo photographer David Guttenfelder. To participate in our assignments “Yellowstone Memories” and “Adventures of a Lifetime”—and for your chance to be featured on @natgeoyourshot—go to the link in our profile. — “Subtle cold colors. A quiet scene. A mood and sense of place. A serious issue. An open-ended story. you say it was a short walk but so worth it.” — @natgeo photographer David Guttenfelder (@dguttenfelder)

Dive bars are some of our very favorite places, and the Blue Room in Burbank is one of the best we’ve ever been to. There’s just something perfect about no-frills spots with stiff pours, nice people and great interiors. Do you have a favorite dive we should visit

Top Shot: Ellison’s Cave | Photograph by Ethan Reuter (@ethan_reuter_photography) . “Deep underground in Ellison’s Cave is a 488-foot pitch dropping into the famous TAG Hall of Pigeon Mountain, Georgia,” writes #YourShotPhotographer Ethan Reuter. “After traversing, climbing and crawling through small passage with heavy rope and gear, we found ourselves in an 18-inch stream crawl that jets out over a seemingly bottomless chasm. Unable to rappel out of this crawl, bolts were placed across the loose edge, where this photograph was captured with an old-style Sylvania No. 3 flashbulb.” This photo was selected for the Daily Dozen on May 24, 2019. — Top Shot features the photo with the most votes from the previous day’s Daily Dozen, 12 photos chosen by the Your Shot editors from thousands of recent uploads. Our community votes for their favorite photo from the selection, and the Top Shot is showcased on the @natgeoyourshot Instagram account.

9:20am #NewYork #USA "The Lady of Madison Ave" by @HoracioRojasr as part of the #24hourproject to raise funds for NGOs working for women's human rights @She_Has_Hope (Uganda) @GES_Mujer (Mexico) @SacredValleyHealth (Peru) @Atena_ngo (Iran). - Please show your support and help us meet our fund goal. For more information visit @24HourProject. . #24hr19 #24hr19_NewYork #24hr19_USA #WomenStories #Streetphotography #What_i_saw_in_nyc #photojournalism #everydayusa

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Fading Storm | Photograph by Sebastian Hobbs (@sebastianhobbs) . "On June 6th, 2018, I watched this beautiful supercell slowly begin to die out in the Gooseberry Badlands near Grass Creek, Wyoming," says #YourShotPhotographer Sebastian Hobbs. "This small mothership of a storm slowly spun over these small canyons as it trailed into the distance, growing smaller and smaller in size with every passing minute, soon becoming nothing more than a small rain cloud." — Today we are featuring @natgeoyourshot photographs selected for @natgeo “Photo of the Day.” To see more, go to natgeo.com/pod.

Point Hope, Alaska - 2013: In 2013, I was commissioned by the Arctic Slope Native Association to photograph in the eight villages of the region. The work was printed and framed and is now hanging in the Samuel Simmonds Memorial Hospital in Utquiagvik. It was a wonderful project to work on and it gave me the chance to really get know the region. The photo above was taken in Point Hope while these two kids were playing on a four wheeler. #iamalaskan