Yesterday was World Water Day, and National Geographic has produced a series of article and images related to water, the lifeblood of many plant, animal, and human communities. The following is on water itself.
| 1. Sandbars, Australia |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Paul Chesley Sandbars flow into the Coral Sea at Whitsunday Island National Park in Queensland, Australia. |
| 2. Whirlpool, France |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by James A. Sugar Turbines at the Barrage de la Rance electric power generating station in France create a whirlpool in the Rance River. |
| 3. Water, Chicago Botanic Garden |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Paul Damien Rushing water creates deep-blue waves at the Chicago Botanic Garden in Illinois. |
| 4. Pismo Beach, California |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Marc Moritsch Waves from the Pacific Ocean leave lines in the sand at Pismo Beach in California. |
| 5. Sea Ice, Beaufort Sea |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Paul Nicklen Thick sea ice in the Arctic Ocean's Beaufort Sea traps air bubbles. |
| 6. Water, Costa Rica |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Todd Gipstein Water ripples resemble an impressionist painting in Costa Rica. |
| 7. Lake Magadi, Kenya |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Emory Kristof In the midst of a full algae bloom, the waters of Kenya's Lake Magadi run red. |
| 8. Black Sand, Mexico |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Raul Touzon The Pacific Ocean tide rises onto a black-sand beach in Manzanillo, Mexico. |
| 9. Water, Virgin Islands |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Todd Gipstein Water ripples over sand in the Virgin Islands. |
| 10. River, Canada |
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| Get Wallpaper Photograph by Paul Nicklen Sunlight and stones create an undulating effect on a Canadian river bottom. |
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