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Photography of the Old Bridge in Mostar in the National Geographic

Published: August 6, 2014
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bridge-jumping-bosnia-herzegovina_82047_990x742The Photographer Chester Boyes visited Mostar during this year’s 448th jumps from the Old Bridge.

He decided to do some marvelous shots, among which this one, now on the internet site of National Geographic.

“The jumpers are jumping from this bridge for a hundred years now. We will also try to jump today.” – writes Boyes.

This year, in jumping on the head category Lorens Listo was the best while in jumping on the feet it was Igor Kazić.

(Source: Radio Sarajevo / photo: photography.nationalgeographic.com)

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