Aurora contributor Martin Puddy’s image of The Forbidden City was used in this months National Geographic Traveler.

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Novus Select photographer and Aurora contributor Trevor Clark was recently published in National Parks Magazine. “This was a unique project for me in that it combined conservation, research and adventure all at once.  On top of that,  it was all about a river that I have a close relationship with.  When the opportunity came up to give something back to a river that has given so much to me, I had to jump on it!”

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Woods Wheatcroft captured Andy Fueling jumping into a grassy island on a small pond in the Valhalla Range, British Columbia, Canada. The photograph, taken on an activity-filled day in the Valhalla Range, graces the pages of this month’s edition of Germany’s Outdoor Magazine.

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To view more images from Clay McLachlan, visit Aurora Photos.
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Aurora Contributor Massimo Berruti’s image was used on the cover of Time Magazine International. The powerful photo is of a man who was killed by rangers in Golimar Square in Karachi, Pakistan. Shiite people belonging to the MQM party were burning buses and cars, protesting the London assassination of Imran Farooq, the top leader of MQM party. Protesters were firing on people passing through the square before the arrival of the rangers.

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Aurora Photographer Jay Reilly was recently in the pages of National Geographic Traveler Polish edition. His photograph is of a trail runner enjoying the Mountain trail in Mt. Laguna, CA.

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Novus Select photographer Chris Hinkle was recently published in Bicycling Magazine about his photographic story  on the sport of CycloCross. CYCLOCROSS is a collection of photographs from the 2008 United States cyclocross season in which photographer Chris Hinkle weaves the viewer through the trenches of this exciting sport. Much like the sport itself, Hinkle’s images are gritty and to the core in grainy black and white. This lyrical essay of images spans cyclocross racing’s hot-spots from the Northwest to the East Coast to the Nationals in the Midwest, capturing the passion of the athletes and its devoted fans.

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To find out more details about CYCLOCROSS, click here. 

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Aurora Photographer Steve Glass was recently published in Active Life Germany. His photo of a young runner was taken in Fort Collins, CO on a cold snowy day.

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Aurora Contributor Carol Barrington photograph was featured on the cover of Newsweek International. Carol’s image is of the beautiful ruins of Ayutthaya, a Thai kingdom that existed from 1351 to 1767. Today it is a historical park, and among its treasures are these heads at Wat Mahathat. (From Wickipedia:) “King Ramathibodi I (Uthong) founded Ayutthaya as the capital of his kingdom in 1351 and absorbed poor Sukhothai, 640 km to the north, in 1376. Over the next four centuries the kingdom expanded to become the nation of Siam,whose borders were roughly those of modern Thailand, except for the north, the Kingdom of Lannathai. Ayutthaya was friendly towards foreign traders, including the Chinese, Vietnamese (Annam), Indians, Japanese and Persians, and later the Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and French, permitting them to set up villages outside the city walls. The court of King Narai (1656-1688) had strong links with that of King Louis XIV of France, whose ambassadors compared the city in size and wealth to Paris. When Ayutthaya fell to Burmese attack in 1767, its territory included the Northern Shan states of Burma, Lanna (Chiang Mai), Yunnan & Shan Sri (China), Lan Xiang (Laos), Cambodia, South Vietnam and some of Malaya.

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