Joel Sartore Joel Sartore

National Geographic Photographer and Speaker

Keyword: US

Photo: For the first time in decades, wolves again chase elk through the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone.

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For the first time in decades, wolves again chase elk through the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone. The reintroduction of wolves has been a great success, drawing a new generation of visitors to the park.

Photo: A young mennonite woman waits for a pitch during a softball game in Partridge, KS.

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A young mennonite woman waits for a pitch during a softball game in Partridge, KS.

Photo: Young Mennonite women enjoy a softball game in Partridge, KS.

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Young Mennonite women enjoy a softball game in Partridge, KS.

Photo: Young Mennonite women enjoy a softball game in Partridge, KS.

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Young Mennonite women enjoy a softball game in Partridge, KS.

Photo: Young Mennonite women enjoy a softball game in Partridge, KS.

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Young Mennonite women enjoy a softball game in Partridge, KS.

Photo: A Mennonite family prays in their home in Partridge, KS.

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A Mennonite family prays in their home in Partridge, KS.

Photo: A Mennonite couple in a horse-drawn buggy near Partridge, KS.

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A Mennonite couple in a horse-drawn buggy near Partridge, KS.

Photo: A Mennonite man with a horse-drawn carriage near Partridge, KS.

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A Mennonite man with a horse-drawn carriage near Partridge, KS.

Photo: Bunches of $20 bills at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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Bunches of $20 bills at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

Photo: Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

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Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

Photo: Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

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Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

Photo: Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston guard two stacks of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

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Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston guard two stacks of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

Photo: Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

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Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

Photo: Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

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Two supervisors at the Federal Reserve in Boston each hold a stack of $100 bills, totaling in one million dollars and 22 pounds.

Photo: Two men look at one million dollars through a glass case at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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Two men look at one million dollars through a glass case at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

Photo: Two men look at one million dollars through a glass case at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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Two men look at one million dollars through a glass case at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

Photo: Bunches of $20 bills at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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Bunches of $20 bills at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

Photo: A guide shows visitors the security strip on paper currency at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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A guide shows visitors the security strip on paper currency at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

Photo: A guide shows visitors the security strip on paper currency at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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A guide shows visitors the security strip on paper currency at the Federal Reserve in Boston.

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