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Photo Mural 4-503- 8' 10" x 6' 4"
Man on the Moon
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National Geographic has been a source of inspiration to many people since 1888. They have been leading the way in education, scientific research, cultural and natural conservation. One of the biggest ways they have impacted our lives is through their stunning photography. Bringing us closer to exotic places and showing us wildlife like we have never seen before.
They have even helped bring us photos from locations not on Earth. Prior to the historic moment on July 20, 1969 when the United States put the first humans on the moon, NASA brought in photojournalists from National Geographic to help advise their astronauts on photography technique’s. Photo mural 4-503 is an 8' 10" x 6' 4" photomural of one of the most famous photographs of the 20 th century. It is a picture of Buzz Aldrin taken by Neil Armstrong when the Apollo 11 landed on the moon.
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Photo Mural 4-501- 6' 4" x 8' 10
African Sunset |
A little closer to home National Geographic has brought us to some of the most exotic places on earth including Africa. Africa is the second largest continent on the Earth and is rich with culture and natural resources. Often these two can clash as seen by the hunting of the African elephant for Ivory. This is a valuable export for Africa because much of it leaves the country for use in jewelry and currency. This issue was brought to readers all over the world in a 1980 Article called “African Elephants How Can They Survive?” by Oria Douglas-Hamilton. Along with this article were stunning images that showed readers the beauty of this animal in its natural habitat. Photo Mural 4-501 is a magnificent 6' 4" x 8' 10" photo wall mural of the African sunset that reminds us of the importance of helping find a balance between economy and natural resources.
National Geographic has also educated us on the more common parts of our lives like plants & trees. They have helped us to see them in new ways. In an article “Plants can Recognize, Communicate with Relatives, Studies find” by James Owen. Discusses how plants behave differently when planted with the same species as opposed to “strangers”. Emerging explorer Mark Olson takes a new look at trees in his video “A New Perspective on Trees”. National Geographic photomurals like 8-506 & 8-500 capture the essence of these articles and videos by using lighting techniques and compositions that make us reflect on how we think of plants and trees in our everyday lives.
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Photo Mural 8-506 - 12' 1" x 8' 4"
Oxygen |
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Photo Mural 8-500- 12' 9" x 8' 10"
Sparkling Light
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Beyond National Geographic’s commitment to educate and inform people, it has showed us some of the greatest vacation destinations in the pages of its sister magazine National Geographic Adventure. Whether you crave the excitement of a bustling city or the relaxation of a tropical beach, the images in this magazine can take you their. 8-511 is a 12' 1" x 8' 4" National Geographic photomural that lets us take home the serenity of a peaceful vacation.
From the depths of space to the life filled continents of Earth National Geographic wall murals help us to take home some the most unique images in the world. We are reminded of the beautiful things and places that we can’t visit everyday.
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Photo Mural 8-511- 12' 1" x 8' 4"
Escape |
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Photo Mural 4-508 - 8' 10" x 6' 4"
Mystic |
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Photo Mural 4-505 - 6' 4" x 8' 10"
Treehouse
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