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We’ve selected for you the best photos from the October 2015 National Geographic. You may also be interested in such photo series: National Geographic: Best of July 2015, National Geographic: Best of August 2015, National Geographic: Best of September 2015. Enjoy watching! National Geographic’s website: photography.nationalgeographic.com 
1 Come Up for Air. Photograph by Yasmin Mund. Varanasi (India). 
2 A Good Light. Photograph by Bjorn Persson. Namibia (South Africa). 
3 Something’s Fishy. Photograph by Ian McAllister. British Columbia. 
4 A Show on Ice. Photograph by Ciril Jazbec. The village is near the fjord Umanak (Greenland). 
5 Free to Dream. Photograph by Donato DiCamillo. A trip on the Staten Island (New York). 
6 Ozarks Concerto. Photograph by Terra Fondriest. St. Joe (Arkansas). 
7 Dropping In. Photograph by Denis Dumoulin. Quebec (Canada). 
8 A Clean Line. Photograph by Zay Yar Lin. 
9 The Upshot. Photograph by Alexandre Gendron. Lake Wanaka in New Zealand. 
10 Go Over Big. Photograph by J. Philip Nix. Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River in South Africa. 
11 Fluid Movement. Photograph by Jonathan Yeap. Synchronized swimming. Singapore. 
12 Early Riser. Photograph by Rubén Salgado Escudero. The guy who works as a logger on an elephant in Myanmar. 
13 Art Works Wonders. Photograph by Jeremy Fox. The Bow - the tallest building in the western part of Canada. 
14 Fowl Play. Photograph by Olena Prykhodko. Castle in Innsbruck, Austria. 
15 Night in Day. Photograph by Isabelle Bacher. Spitsbergen (Norway). 
16 Shore Having Fun. Photograph by Christine Kaharmen. Waikiki Beach (Hawaii). 
17 Taking a Peak. Photograph by Liz Barney. As beams of light from the setting sun burst through clouds, a triumphant hiker basks in their glow on a summit in Hawaii’s Ko’olau Range. 
18 Swanlike End. Photograph by Kostyantyn Steblovskyy. Lake Bled in Slovenia. 
19 High Time. Photograph by Tina Sullivan. Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. 
20 Cold Rush. Photograph by Andrea Centon. "A light mist rises from Iceland’s Gullfoss (Golden Falls) as it plunges in steps to the canyon below. The mighty flow is located on the Hvítá River, which in turn is fed by Iceland’s second biggest glacier, the Lángjökull." 
21 Leading Lines. Photograph by Quỳnh Anh Nguyen. Tu Le Valley in Yen Bai Province, Vietnam. 
22 Stone Silent. Photograph by Takashi Nakagawa. The historic Ben Youssef madrassa in Marrakech, Morocco. 
23 Big Break. Photograph by Marco Nuno Faria. Porto, Portugal. 
24 Spring Mix. Photograph by John Moran. “The effect is entirely natural but decidedly surreal as the swirling tannins of the Santa Fe River mix with clear spring water,” writes John Moran, who captured this view of a diver at Devil’s Ear spring in north Florida. 
25 Bough Wow. Photograph by Paul Nicklen. British Columbia. 
26 Sunrise Cowboys. Photograph by Fizza Verdinelli. Mount Bromo in Java, Indonesia. 
27 Dreamscape. Photograph by Tugo Cheng. In the northern slopes of the Tian Shan Mountains in China, a river carves its way through a canyon. 
28 Serendipitous Scene. Photograph by Dennis Ramos. Lake Hollingsworth in Lakeland, Florida. 
29 High Hoops. Photograph by Calla Kessler. Lantern Fest in Omaha, Nebraska. 
30 Unmoved. Photograph by Arthur Matsuo. In Yokohama, Japan, a white heron stands resolute against a rush of river water. 
31 The Awakening. Photograph by Francisco Negroni. After nearly five decades of inactivity, the Calbuco volcano in southern Chile spews a violent blast of ash and smoke, the energy generating a tangle of volcanic lightning.
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