Fascinating feature by Anastasia Mazneva in National Geographic Russia Magazine Feb 2014 about potassium and its influence on all processes on Earth and specially on plants. For without it hunger would rampant on our planet.
The article is about importance of potassium, how it is mined and processed. Illustrated with astonishing photography by Viktor Lyagushkin.
For our Danish friends underwater labirinth of Orda Cave appeared in the Illustreren Videnskab Magazine #2 2014 in your native language. I cannot read the piece but I believe the charming Orda cave feels good accompanied by such wonders of nature as Grand Canyon and Krubera Cave – the deepest world’s cave.
Mysteries of the White sea on pages of my favorite magazine – Asian Diver #130, 1/2014. Alien water scapes, secrets of nature we had met underwater in the piece by Bogdana Vashchenko White Sea Watch.
Stunning photography by Viktor Lyagushkin
We just came back from the Eilat Red Sea Shoot-Out Competition, tired but happy. Meeting old friends, making new ones,and taking pictures!
And this time we have not only good photography, but also a story: How It Was Taken?
You may read the whole story by our friend and great photographer in Michel Braunstein’s blog
Our white whale Petrovich becomes more and more popular. Now the photography of the beluga by Viktor is an adornment of pages of National Geographic Germany Magazine November 2013.
Famous photography by Viktor Lyagushkin turned attention of stargazers:
due to long exposure time there are more stars on the sky that it is possible to see with an naked eye.
Now Viktor’s photo in the Macro Cosme Autumn 2013 ’06
The piece by Editor-In-Chief in National Geographic Russia Alexander Grek is dedicated to photographers, the most important people of the Magazine, he said.
Our leader, photographer Viktor Lyagushkin is amongst them. Thank you, Alexander, for your warm words, we are proud to work with you and your Magazine. And hope our collaboration will be even more fruitful in the future.
N-Photo Magazine #20 (6/2013)
Undine
“People cannot fly, but underwater they may feel weightless. That is why the director of a movie based on a popular Russian fairy tale decided to film a scene of a fight between the Swan Princess and Wicked Wizard-Kite underwater.
I had been invited as a backstage underwater photographer and found the Swan Princess was more than charming. I couldn’t use any lights as these would spoil the scene, but the studio light board was more than enough to create a beautiful backlight underwater, and the chromakey backing formed a nicely textured backdrop.”
Nikon D3S, Nikon AF 16mm f/2.8 D Fisheye, 1/400 sec, f/4, ISO800, Subal housing
photo by Viktor Lyagushkin
The Baltic Secrets of Shipwrecks Project has been featured on pages of very respected Russian magazine Motorboat and Yachting #5(23) September 2013.
Underwater treasures of the Baltic sea: archaeological findings and detective stories hidden under the water and the time.
Photography by Viktor Lyagushkin, text by Bogdana Vashchenko.