From entire islands to storied rock formations, iconic landmarks have been lost to history. But it’s not too late to see, and appreciate, those that remain.

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    See all 10 of the top photographs and find out how perseverance—and a ton of patience—got Karthik Subramaniam the grand-prize-winning shot.

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    Spanning the globe from Afghanistan to Texas, these imagemakers tell the important stories of humans, nature, and how they intersect.

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    The Apostle Islands, surrounded by the notoriously treacherous waters of Lake Superior, are home to thick forests, diverse wildlife, and the spiritual center of the Ojibwe people.

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    Native to the Scottish Highlands, these color-changing mammals thrive in tough winter conditions. But now there’s less snow.

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    At long last, cultural treasures are being returned to former colonies. Richard Barnes traveled the world to document their journeys home.

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    These intimate portraits of arachnids show how unique, beautiful, and even charming they are.

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