Photo of the Day
Victoria Falls from the air
Go Over Big
In this aerial shot, J. Philip Nix manages to capture the staggering expanse of Victoria Falls plummeting from the Zambezi River. It’s not a stretch to understand why it’s known locally as Mosi-Oa-Tunya, “the smoke that thunders.” The waterfall’s thunderous roar and rising mist can be heard and seen, respectively, from miles away.
This photograph was submitted to the 2015 National Geographic Photo Contest. Submit your best photo for a chance to win.
