TICKETS, PLEASE--A controller stands next to the train on its way from Guangzhou/Shenzhen to Xinjiang. Her job is to check tickets and keep the car clean. National Geographic/Matthieu Paley |
FAMILY’S TRIP VIA
TRAIN THROUGH THE HEART OF CHINA.
One
of the many websites I have book marked is National
Geographic’s weekly collection of photo essays called Sunday Stills. The diversity
of this series is stimulating and inspiring.
Of course, travel images been a hallmark of the National Geographic. This
week they outdid themselves.
In
case you missed the following post, here’s a link (below) to a small sample of
the images a NG photographer took as he and his small family took a 3,000 mile
journey through the heart of China.
Reporter
Melody Rowell did a fine job weaving a fascinating story around stunning
photography by Matthieu Paley.
Matthieu Paley of the National Geographic |
IN THE DESERT--An unnoticed (until it was too late) broken window allowed a sudden arriving dust storm to silt the interior of the train.
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