Celebrating the 125th anniversary, this National Geographic exhibition is on display at Värmland Museum in Karlstad at the moment. Animals, landscapes, different cultures and epic moments in human history have been captured on film and here you can see a selection of the best shots. Not every day you get the chance to see world class photography in the deep Swedish forests!
One of the most fascinating shots for me: Florida 1996. (George Grall) An alligator snapping turtle eating a fish. The predator lures its prey into its mouth with the help of his tongue which looks like a worm.
To the right: Jerusalem 1996. (Annie Griffiths) Two jewish men and an israeli soldier taking a break from work. | 
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Etna 2001. (Carsten Peter) Walking on the active volcano while magma is flying all around.
Snack time in the Canadian forests, 2011. (Paul Nicklen)
Amazing animal pictures everywhere!
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One of the most famous shots in the world, Afganisthan, 1984. (Steve McCurry) No words are needed, her look describes it all. It's me in the foreground so you get a sense of how big the photos are.
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