Heather Brady
National Geographic
Washington, DC, United States
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Vintage photos of royal families from all over the world
Britain's royal family is famous for their style when celebrating new arrivals and marriages, and royal families from around the world are no exception—whatever the occasion. → Read More
The history of Mexico's Independence Day
Commonly confused with Cinco de Mayo in the U.S., this holiday celebrates the moment when Father Hidalgo called for Mexico's independence from Spain in September 1810. → Read More
Stunning Photos Reveal the Beauty of Climbing
Your Shot photographers take us up steep cliffs and ice walls to see our world from a whole new angle. → Read More
Can You Spot the National Geographic Magazines in These Pictures?
Peek through vintage photos from our archives and see if you can find the familiar yellow-framed cover. → Read More
This Man Has Lived Off the Grid For 20 Years—Here's How
“We want to be that average American icon that says, ‘You can do this.’” → Read More
Colombia’s Displaced People Still Struggling as New President Is Inaugurated
The South American country has more internally displaced people than any other war-torn country in the world. → Read More
Vintage Images of Yellowstone Show the Park's Wild Beauty
The first area of the U.S. to be designated a national park lures visitors with roaring waterfalls, erupting geysers, and majestic wildlife. → Read More
Mapuche Tribe Fights to Defend Sacred San Pedro River From Dam
The Mapuche people shared their perspectives and beliefs about nature with explorer Jens Benohr during his expedition down Chile's San Pedro River. → Read More
Mapuche Tribe Fights to Defend Sacred San Pedro River From Dam
The Mapuche people shared their perspectives and beliefs about nature with explorer Jens Benohr during his expedition down Chile's San Pedro River. → Read More
Watch This Artist Paint a Dragon's Body With One Soothing Stroke
Japanese artists have been painting in the Hitofude-ryuu tradition, using as few strokes as possible, since the early 1600s. → Read More
Watch This Artist Paint a Dragon's Body With One Soothing Stroke
Japanese artists have been painting in the Hitofude-ryuu tradition, using as few strokes as possible, since the early 1600s. → Read More
Syrian Group Dances in the Streets to Create Social Change
The group calling themselves 'Dare' says they are using dance as an agent of change in a nation beset by conflict. → Read More
Vintage Photos Show Touching Moments of Fathers Worldwide
These dads carried children on their shoulders, brought them along on trips to market, and shared moments of joy—much like fathers do today. → Read More
Artists Used 5,000 Bottles to Build Brooklyn Bridge Replica
The bottles were also a nod to a larger installation made by National Geographic explorer Asher Jay, drawing attention to conservation issues. → Read More
Tip Your Hat to These Vintage Caps Around the World
Discover the cultural significance of this fashionable accessory through charming images from our archives. → Read More
See Photos of Summertime Fun in Pools Around the World
As pools across the U.S. prepare to open for the season on Memorial Day weekend, take a look at these images of warm-weather fun worldwide. → Read More
See the Ancient Tradition of Camel Racing From Above
The sport can be traced back for generations in the Middle East—and has a dark past. → Read More
Vintage Photos Celebrate Mothers Around the World
For Mother's Day, see how moms have cared for their children for the last 100 years. → Read More
Why People Live Near Active Volcanos Like Kilauea
It may seem counterintuitive to live near a mountain that could rain ash and lava down on you and your family, but there are benefits, too. → Read More
This Tiny Town Is Embracing Its Diversity
Unlike other towns in the area, Storm Lake, Iowa, is thriving—and many residents thank immigration for its success. → Read More