Stuart Chambers
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Award Winning Creative Producer | Problem Solver | Content | Creator | Innovative | Personalised | World Peace Ambassador | Sustainable Champions Society | Creative Producer 195in365.com : Founder; Project Our World
Winner: Coexistence
Urban Oasis by Sarthak Agrawal
At Ras Al Khor, flamingos feed peacefully within view of Dubai’s towering skyline. This urban wetland, hosts over 25,000 migratory birds each winter. Ras Al Khor wildlife sanctuary, Dubai
Photograph: Sarthak Agrawal/Nature inFocus
Urban Oasis by Sarthak Agrawal
At Ras Al Khor, flamingos feed peacefully within view of Dubai’s towering skyline. This urban wetland, hosts over 25,000 migratory birds each winter. Ras Al Khor wildlife sanctuary, Dubai
Photograph: Sarthak Agrawal/Nature inFocus
November 28, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Winner: Coexistence
Urban Oasis by Sarthak Agrawal
At Ras Al Khor, flamingos feed peacefully within view of Dubai’s towering skyline. This urban wetland, hosts over 25,000 migratory birds each winter. Ras Al Khor wildlife sanctuary, Dubai
Photograph: Sarthak Agrawal/Nature inFocus
Urban Oasis by Sarthak Agrawal
At Ras Al Khor, flamingos feed peacefully within view of Dubai’s towering skyline. This urban wetland, hosts over 25,000 migratory birds each winter. Ras Al Khor wildlife sanctuary, Dubai
Photograph: Sarthak Agrawal/Nature inFocus
Winner: Conservation
Edge of two worlds by Rajat Chordia and Vidhan Dwivedi
A young leopard feeds on a cow carcass beside rubbish and fast-moving traffic
Location
Udaipur, India
Photograph: Rajat Chordia Vidhan Dwivedi/Nature inFocus/Guardian
Edge of two worlds by Rajat Chordia and Vidhan Dwivedi
A young leopard feeds on a cow carcass beside rubbish and fast-moving traffic
Location
Udaipur, India
Photograph: Rajat Chordia Vidhan Dwivedi/Nature inFocus/Guardian
November 28, 2025 at 3:17 AM
Winner: Conservation
Edge of two worlds by Rajat Chordia and Vidhan Dwivedi
A young leopard feeds on a cow carcass beside rubbish and fast-moving traffic
Location
Udaipur, India
Photograph: Rajat Chordia Vidhan Dwivedi/Nature inFocus/Guardian
Edge of two worlds by Rajat Chordia and Vidhan Dwivedi
A young leopard feeds on a cow carcass beside rubbish and fast-moving traffic
Location
Udaipur, India
Photograph: Rajat Chordia Vidhan Dwivedi/Nature inFocus/Guardian
Revisit Everything you Thought you Knew About the American Revolution
Ahead of the PBS production’s premiere, the legendary filmmaker and co-director Sarah Botstein share insights on their research process and the surprising, long-overlooked stories featured in the series Smithsonian Magazine
Ahead of the PBS production’s premiere, the legendary filmmaker and co-director Sarah Botstein share insights on their research process and the surprising, long-overlooked stories featured in the series Smithsonian Magazine
November 28, 2025 at 2:58 AM
Revisit Everything you Thought you Knew About the American Revolution
Ahead of the PBS production’s premiere, the legendary filmmaker and co-director Sarah Botstein share insights on their research process and the surprising, long-overlooked stories featured in the series Smithsonian Magazine
Ahead of the PBS production’s premiere, the legendary filmmaker and co-director Sarah Botstein share insights on their research process and the surprising, long-overlooked stories featured in the series Smithsonian Magazine
The Borso D’Este Bible rarely goes on display. The 15th-century, two-volume illuminated manuscript filled with miniature paintings of gold and lapis lazuli is usually locked in a safe at the Gallerie Estense in Modena, is now on display in the Italian Senate. Smithsonian Magazine
November 27, 2025 at 7:51 AM
The Borso D’Este Bible rarely goes on display. The 15th-century, two-volume illuminated manuscript filled with miniature paintings of gold and lapis lazuli is usually locked in a safe at the Gallerie Estense in Modena, is now on display in the Italian Senate. Smithsonian Magazine
Tryon, North Carolina, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains. A dilapidated three-room house, where a little girl named Eunice Waymon learned to play the piano, has been restored. A group of artists purchased the property to preserve the legacy of that girl, who grew up to be Nina Simone.
November 27, 2025 at 5:06 AM
Tryon, North Carolina, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains. A dilapidated three-room house, where a little girl named Eunice Waymon learned to play the piano, has been restored. A group of artists purchased the property to preserve the legacy of that girl, who grew up to be Nina Simone.
This photo was taken in Bardhaman District of West Bengal where the Gajan Festival is celebrated. Face painting holds cultural and religious significance and involves devotees painting their faces to resemble Hindu deities to pay homage to the divine.
#bengal #culture #india
Photo : RUMELA DE
#bengal #culture #india
Photo : RUMELA DE
November 26, 2025 at 6:54 AM
Marta Bernardino and Sebastião Mendonça invented Trovador, a six-legged, A.I.-powered robot that can plant trees in hard-to-reach, wildfire-damaged terrain Smithsonian Magazine
November 26, 2025 at 12:03 AM
Marta Bernardino and Sebastião Mendonça invented Trovador, a six-legged, A.I.-powered robot that can plant trees in hard-to-reach, wildfire-damaged terrain Smithsonian Magazine
Stare down – Youth category, runner-up‘ - In the heart of the outback, an intense gaze met my lens - an emu, unwavering and unafraid. Its piercing orange eyes locked on to me, a silent challenge in the midday heat.’ Photographer: Aaryan Dhakal. Birdlife Australia Photography 2025
November 25, 2025 at 9:36 PM
Stare down – Youth category, runner-up‘ - In the heart of the outback, an intense gaze met my lens - an emu, unwavering and unafraid. Its piercing orange eyes locked on to me, a silent challenge in the midday heat.’ Photographer: Aaryan Dhakal. Birdlife Australia Photography 2025
Winner: Animal portraits
The canopy watcher by Federica Cordero
In Uganda, a young male chimpanzee lounges effortlessly on a twisted vine - Photograph: Federica Cordero/Nature inFocus / Guardian
The canopy watcher by Federica Cordero
In Uganda, a young male chimpanzee lounges effortlessly on a twisted vine - Photograph: Federica Cordero/Nature inFocus / Guardian
November 25, 2025 at 9:15 PM
Winner: Animal portraits
The canopy watcher by Federica Cordero
In Uganda, a young male chimpanzee lounges effortlessly on a twisted vine - Photograph: Federica Cordero/Nature inFocus / Guardian
The canopy watcher by Federica Cordero
In Uganda, a young male chimpanzee lounges effortlessly on a twisted vine - Photograph: Federica Cordero/Nature inFocus / Guardian
Winner: Wildscape & animals in their habitat
Thief in the spotlight by Sergey Bystritsky
In a cluster of unusually shaped trees, the photographer sets soft lights using flashes and fabric to guide a fox into view - Vashlovani national park, Georgia
Photograph: Sergey Bystritsky/Nature inFocus
Thief in the spotlight by Sergey Bystritsky
In a cluster of unusually shaped trees, the photographer sets soft lights using flashes and fabric to guide a fox into view - Vashlovani national park, Georgia
Photograph: Sergey Bystritsky/Nature inFocus
November 25, 2025 at 8:49 PM
Winner: Wildscape & animals in their habitat
Thief in the spotlight by Sergey Bystritsky
In a cluster of unusually shaped trees, the photographer sets soft lights using flashes and fabric to guide a fox into view - Vashlovani national park, Georgia
Photograph: Sergey Bystritsky/Nature inFocus
Thief in the spotlight by Sergey Bystritsky
In a cluster of unusually shaped trees, the photographer sets soft lights using flashes and fabric to guide a fox into view - Vashlovani national park, Georgia
Photograph: Sergey Bystritsky/Nature inFocus
The secret life of starlings. European starlings were far better than parrots at imitating R2-D2’s high-pitched chattering, possibly because of their special control over a vocal organ #avian #communication
Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
November 25, 2025 at 1:40 PM
The secret life of starlings. European starlings were far better than parrots at imitating R2-D2’s high-pitched chattering, possibly because of their special control over a vocal organ #avian #communication
Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
Marisol, Melanie, Nathaly and Stacy
Constance Jaeggi travelled across the US to document the Mexican tradition escaramuza, photographing participants and recording their stories. Escaramuza is a unique sport: part ballet, part cavalry moves - All photographs and quotes by Constance / Guardian
Constance Jaeggi travelled across the US to document the Mexican tradition escaramuza, photographing participants and recording their stories. Escaramuza is a unique sport: part ballet, part cavalry moves - All photographs and quotes by Constance / Guardian
November 25, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Marisol, Melanie, Nathaly and Stacy
Constance Jaeggi travelled across the US to document the Mexican tradition escaramuza, photographing participants and recording their stories. Escaramuza is a unique sport: part ballet, part cavalry moves - All photographs and quotes by Constance / Guardian
Constance Jaeggi travelled across the US to document the Mexican tradition escaramuza, photographing participants and recording their stories. Escaramuza is a unique sport: part ballet, part cavalry moves - All photographs and quotes by Constance / Guardian
Garden sentinel – Backyard birds, runner-up - 2025 BirdLife Australia photography awards
‘I watched as a New Holland honeyeater perched on a rusted ornament in our garden, its feathers wet from a recent shower.’
Photograph: Bruce Millar
‘I watched as a New Holland honeyeater perched on a rusted ornament in our garden, its feathers wet from a recent shower.’
Photograph: Bruce Millar
November 25, 2025 at 2:59 AM
Garden sentinel – Backyard birds, runner-up - 2025 BirdLife Australia photography awards
‘I watched as a New Holland honeyeater perched on a rusted ornament in our garden, its feathers wet from a recent shower.’
Photograph: Bruce Millar
‘I watched as a New Holland honeyeater perched on a rusted ornament in our garden, its feathers wet from a recent shower.’
Photograph: Bruce Millar
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
In 1940, the New York Herald Tribune noted her neighborhood nickname, “Grandma Moses,” the moniker she’s still known by.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work,” is open from Nov. 25 through July 12, 2026
In 1940, the New York Herald Tribune noted her neighborhood nickname, “Grandma Moses,” the moniker she’s still known by.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work,” is open from Nov. 25 through July 12, 2026
November 25, 2025 at 2:33 AM
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
In 1940, the New York Herald Tribune noted her neighborhood nickname, “Grandma Moses,” the moniker she’s still known by.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work,” is open from Nov. 25 through July 12, 2026
In 1940, the New York Herald Tribune noted her neighborhood nickname, “Grandma Moses,” the moniker she’s still known by.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work,” is open from Nov. 25 through July 12, 2026
A two-week-old sea otter pup was stranded on a beach at Morro Bay, California. The rescue team jumped into action. After two hours of searching, the mother otter surfaced near the boat, the pup was lowered into the water and the mother swam directly to the pup
Photography: The Marine Mammal Center
Photography: The Marine Mammal Center
November 24, 2025 at 10:58 PM
A two-week-old sea otter pup was stranded on a beach at Morro Bay, California. The rescue team jumped into action. After two hours of searching, the mother otter surfaced near the boat, the pup was lowered into the water and the mother swam directly to the pup
Photography: The Marine Mammal Center
Photography: The Marine Mammal Center
A New Species of Fossil Fish From Panama Named After STRI Ngäbe Researcher
STRI researcher Brígida de Gracia is the first marine paleontologist from the indigenous group Ngäbe of Panama. Jorge Alemán, STRI : Courtesy: Smithsonian Magazine
STRI researcher Brígida de Gracia is the first marine paleontologist from the indigenous group Ngäbe of Panama. Jorge Alemán, STRI : Courtesy: Smithsonian Magazine
November 24, 2025 at 6:51 AM
A New Species of Fossil Fish From Panama Named After STRI Ngäbe Researcher
STRI researcher Brígida de Gracia is the first marine paleontologist from the indigenous group Ngäbe of Panama. Jorge Alemán, STRI : Courtesy: Smithsonian Magazine
STRI researcher Brígida de Gracia is the first marine paleontologist from the indigenous group Ngäbe of Panama. Jorge Alemán, STRI : Courtesy: Smithsonian Magazine
Erhan Coral (Turkey) – 3rd place winner: Steamy Serenity in Güroymak
Men and water buffaloes share the warmth of the Budaklı hot springs in Bitlis, escaping the cold of south-eastern Turkey’s winter. Courtesy | Guardian : All About Photo awards 2025
Men and water buffaloes share the warmth of the Budaklı hot springs in Bitlis, escaping the cold of south-eastern Turkey’s winter. Courtesy | Guardian : All About Photo awards 2025
November 24, 2025 at 4:05 AM
Erhan Coral (Turkey) – 3rd place winner: Steamy Serenity in Güroymak
Men and water buffaloes share the warmth of the Budaklı hot springs in Bitlis, escaping the cold of south-eastern Turkey’s winter. Courtesy | Guardian : All About Photo awards 2025
Men and water buffaloes share the warmth of the Budaklı hot springs in Bitlis, escaping the cold of south-eastern Turkey’s winter. Courtesy | Guardian : All About Photo awards 2025
Smithsonian’s educational travel program was one of the first of its kind when it debuted nationally in 1970, and it quickly found an audience eager to explore places both familiar and far-flung—from New Mexico to post-Mao China and the Soviet Union. Smithsonian Magazine
November 23, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Smithsonian’s educational travel program was one of the first of its kind when it debuted nationally in 1970, and it quickly found an audience eager to explore places both familiar and far-flung—from New Mexico to post-Mao China and the Soviet Union. Smithsonian Magazine
A lone boat sails along the salt marsh at sunset. South Carolina has around 500,000 acres of salt marsh. Alexander Ilg, 2017
Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
November 23, 2025 at 11:20 PM
A lone boat sails along the salt marsh at sunset. South Carolina has around 500,000 acres of salt marsh. Alexander Ilg, 2017
Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
Adult Masai giraffes are transported through an urban centre on the back of a truck by Kenya Wildlife Services rangers. The giraffes are being moved out of their natural habitat in the Rift Valley, which is deteriorating after having been sold
Photograph: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images/Guardian
Photograph: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images/Guardian
November 23, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Adult Masai giraffes are transported through an urban centre on the back of a truck by Kenya Wildlife Services rangers. The giraffes are being moved out of their natural habitat in the Rift Valley, which is deteriorating after having been sold
Photograph: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images/Guardian
Photograph: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images/Guardian
A beautiful sword-billed hummingbird in the Cloud Forest, Ecuador
Photograph: Andy Rouse/SWNS/Guardian
Photograph: Andy Rouse/SWNS/Guardian
November 23, 2025 at 1:43 PM
A beautiful sword-billed hummingbird in the Cloud Forest, Ecuador
Photograph: Andy Rouse/SWNS/Guardian
Photograph: Andy Rouse/SWNS/Guardian
For the LOVE of whales! Researchers used a line array of hydrophones towed behind a ship for three weeks in the 1980s, collecting data, non stop, all the sounds in the ocean. One sound was the enigmatic "quacking" that one expert now says might represent a conversation. Ross Chapman / Smithsonian
November 23, 2025 at 11:40 AM
For the LOVE of whales! Researchers used a line array of hydrophones towed behind a ship for three weeks in the 1980s, collecting data, non stop, all the sounds in the ocean. One sound was the enigmatic "quacking" that one expert now says might represent a conversation. Ross Chapman / Smithsonian
Dubai | Happy Market | Happy Vendors | Happy Visitors | Everyone welcome. Join us to enjoy a fabulous variety of quality pre loved and premium items. Resellmarketdxb.com
November 23, 2025 at 11:28 AM
Dubai | Happy Market | Happy Vendors | Happy Visitors | Everyone welcome. Join us to enjoy a fabulous variety of quality pre loved and premium items. Resellmarketdxb.com
Members of the Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation caught the crafty female wolf on camera, cleverly raising a crab trap. Artelle et al. / Ecology and Evolution, 2025
Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
November 23, 2025 at 12:25 AM
Members of the Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation caught the crafty female wolf on camera, cleverly raising a crab trap. Artelle et al. / Ecology and Evolution, 2025
Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
Sea wolves in Canada have learned how to loot crab traps for bait. Researchers couldn’t work out what was tampering with the traps until they set up a remote camera. Videos show the wily sea wolves swimming underwater to retrieve the traps and bring them ashore
Photograph: Kyle Artelle / Guardian
Photograph: Kyle Artelle / Guardian
November 22, 2025 at 11:26 PM
Sea wolves in Canada have learned how to loot crab traps for bait. Researchers couldn’t work out what was tampering with the traps until they set up a remote camera. Videos show the wily sea wolves swimming underwater to retrieve the traps and bring them ashore
Photograph: Kyle Artelle / Guardian
Photograph: Kyle Artelle / Guardian