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At the beginning of each month online magazine «National Geographic» selects the most-most pictures of the headings «My Shot» and «Your Shot» and publishes on its website a monthly selection of the best pictures of all genres. People, animals, nature and all-all-all for August 2012.

August 1

Kind of cricket in India gives players no less pleasure than his normal progenitor. Photographer Danny Pemberton.

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August 2

House on one of the rivers in Serbia looks like a toy, but in reality he is the most that neither is true. Photographer Irene Becker.

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August 3

The stunning beauty of the animal called the gecko in their defensive posture. Photographer Robert McLean.

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August 4

Filipino beauty salon. Photographer Joses Pul Angelio.

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August 5

Australian Bondi Beach (That would be there now!). Photographer Dylan Maras.

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August 6

Special effects? No, it's just fireflies perform their night dance. Photographer Teruo Araya.

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August 7

The boys from India are busy - they play the ball, which when properly shoot resembles more and the moon. Photographer Huzzatul Mursalin.

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August 8

"Running on Waves" pie in Canada, Michigan. Photographer Jim Ridley.

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August 9

Enamored couple on the background of one of the works in the Museum of Modern Art (New York). Photographer Gilbert Sape.

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August 10

Lovely Great Silk Road in Kyrgyzstan. Photographer Vincent Bonnin.

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August 11

Shepherds in Somalia are very young children. Photographer Fahad Badar Bhatti.

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August 12

Big Ben in London and flying past his car. Photographer Vaibhav Dubey.

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August 13

The heavens opened over Iran. Photographer AmirAli Sharifi.

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August 14

Ice Cave in Slovenia and one of those who decided to go there. Photographer Peter Gedei.

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August 15

Macro shooting: lotus leaf in a botanical garden in Kyoto, Japan. Photographer Chinagarn Kunacheva.

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August 16

Unusual photo turned the master, relieving collector coconuts in Bangladesh. Filming was carried out under the curtain, and photographer Shafayet Hossain Apollo.

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August 17

Tanzanian hippos. Photographer Ari Goldstein.

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August 18

Delightful sunset before which even the most inconspicuous flowers are beautiful. Photographer Balazs Kovacs.

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August 19

Subarctic underwater world in Canada. Photographer Paul Vecsei.

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August 20

The picture of the recent past, from April 13 in Thailand celebrate the New Year. Photographer Mohd Ming.

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August 21

Spectacular coastline in Japan. Photographer Akira Takaue.

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August 22

An unknown woman in the focus on the railway platform. Photographer Rossella Scalia.

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August 23

Pink flamingos in Bolivia heated around the hot springs. Photographer David Brickman.

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August 24

Couple of cyclists in Japan. Photographer Sun Jie.

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August 25

Perfectly Fire show at night. Photographer Alex Coppel.

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August 26

The main square in Bolivia: dog and pigeons on vacation. Photographer Artee Lynne Mamawag.

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August 27

Beauty Autumn in Colorado. Photographer Ron Azevedo.

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August 28

Water Park in Peru. Photographer Liesl Marelli.

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August 29

Two girlfriends back home by an English park. Photographer Yi Hsien Lee.

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August 30

Airplane hovering over the lake in Serbia. Photographer Mihalj Peseki.

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August 31

Northern lights in Iceland. Photographer Fred Schalk.

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