#FriFotos: Machu Picchu in Black & White
September 02, 2011
Our pick for this week’s #FriFotos* is a classic shot of Machu Picchu emerging from the clouds. The photo was submitted to My Shot by Kate Lindsay and selected by our editors for a Your Peru Photos gallery.
Do you want to see one of your photographs featured in National Geographic Traveler magazine, on our website, or on the Intelligent Travel blog? Here’s your chance:
Upload your favorite travel photos with a caption to Your Shot/Travel at ngm.com/yourshot. Tag all submissions #travelshot. Each issue we’ll feature one photo on the back page of the magazine. Plus, look for your photos online in one of our My Shot community galleries or on our blog.
*What’s #FriFotos, you ask? It’s a weekly Twitter chat founded by @EpsteinTravelsduring which travelers share their favorite pics. Each week has a theme. Search #FriFotos on Twitter to see the latest submissions or tweet one of your own!
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