Joel Sartore Joel Sartore

National Geographic Photographer and Speaker

Keyword: three people

Photo: A family outing in a pasture near Valparaiso, Nebraska.

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A family outing in a pasture near Valparaiso, Nebraska.

Photo: After falling off an innertube, a boy runs to catch up to a tractor sleigh ride on a farm near Cortland, NE.

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After falling off an innertube, a boy runs to catch up to a tractor sleigh ride on a farm near Cortland, NE.

Photo: After falling off an innertube, a boy runs to catch up to a tractor sleigh ride on a farm near Cortland, NE.

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After falling off an innertube, a boy runs to catch up to a tractor sleigh ride on a farm near Cortland, NE.

Photo: A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

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A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

Photo: A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

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A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

Photo: A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

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A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

Photo: A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

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A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

Photo: A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

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A tractor pulls children on a sled through a fallow field.

Photo: After falling off an innertube, a boy runs to catch up to a tractor sleigh ride on a farm near Cortland, NE.

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After falling off an innertube, a boy runs to catch up to a tractor sleigh ride on a farm near Cortland, NE.

A conservation hunt for snow geese (Chen caerulescens) near Mount City, Missouri. This no-limit hunt is designed to try and reduced the number of snow geese, which are at or near record heights.

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A conservation hunt for snow geese (Chen caerulescens) near Mount City, Missouri. This no-limit hunt is designed to try and reduced the number of snow geese, which are at or near record heights.

A conservation hunt for snow geese (Chen caerulescens) near Mount City, Missouri. This no-limit hunt is designed to try and reduced the number of snow geese, which are at or near record heights.

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A conservation hunt for snow geese (Chen caerulescens) near Mount City, Missouri. This no-limit hunt is designed to try and reduced the number of snow geese, which are at or near record heights.

A conservation hunt for snow geese (Chen caerulescens) near Mount City, Missouri. This no-limit hunt is designed to try and reduced the number of snow geese, which are at or near record heights.

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A conservation hunt for snow geese (Chen caerulescens) near Mount City, Missouri. This no-limit hunt is designed to try and reduced the number of snow geese, which are at or near record heights.

Photo: Bird watchers at the blind waiting for sandhill cranes to arrive at Rowe Audubon Sanctuary.

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Bird watchers at the blind waiting for sandhill cranes to arrive at Rowe Audubon Sanctuary.

Photo: A family portrait outside the Nebraska state capitol building.

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A family portrait outside the Nebraska state capitol building.

Photo: A family portrait outside the Nebraska state capitol building.

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A family portrait outside the Nebraska state capitol building.

Photo: A family portrait outside the Nebraska state capitol building.

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A family portrait outside the Nebraska state capitol building.

Tim Krynak holds up a specimen of a Ecuador cochran frog, Nymphargus griffithsi (IUCN: Vulnerable), a type of glass frog. Tim and his wife Kathy have been coming to this place near Mindo, Ecuador for several years to monitor amphibian life. The Krynaks and their team hope that chytrid fungus does not show up here, but know that many other parts of Ecuador have already seen catastrophic declines due to the fungus. "Every time we come back, if it's quiet on that first night, we think, 'oh no'. We're scared. We think, this is it," said Tim.

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Tim Krynak holds up a specimen of a Ecuador cochran frog, Nymphargus griffithsi (IUCN: Vulnerable), a type of glass frog. Tim and his wife Kathy have been coming to this place near Mindo, Ecuador for several years to monitor amphibian life. The Krynaks and their team hope that chytrid fungus does not show up here, but know that many other parts of Ecuador have already seen catastrophic declines due to the fungus. “Every time we come back, if it’s quiet on that first night, we think, ‘oh no’. We’re scared. We think, this is it,” said Tim.

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