Photo Editor January 2018

Once-in-a-lifetime moments captured by internationally renowned photographers: simply stunning images from across the Garuda Indonesia neitwork.

Hawksbill, Indonesia by Mathieu Foulquié
Bunaken Island, Sulawesi, is world famous for its large population of sea turtles. Here you might spot the critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata).
Chips, Indonesia by Aprison
This worker dries raw Indonesian snack jengkol and fish chips outdoors in Cirebon, West Java. After a few hours they will be fried, packaged and sold in stores. Usually a home industry, these chips are bought by tourists as a snack or gift during their trip to Cirebon.
Waerebo Traditional Village, Indonesia by Suwandi Chandra
This aerial shot of Waerebo on Flores Island highlights the seclusion of the village from the outside world. Recognised by UNESCO for its rebuilding of the Mbaru Niang traditional house, the village is completely surrounded by dense forest.
Blue Star, The Netherlands by Jesús M. García
This kaleidoscopic picture was taken in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The houses are called ‘cubic houses’ or Kubuswoningen, and were designed by Dutch architect Piet Blom in 1984.
Guangzhou, China by HymChu
This eye-catching image is an aerial shot of people walking across a zebra crossing after the rain in Guangzhou, China.
Puerta de Alcalá, Spain by Matej Kastelic
Puerta de Alcalá is a neo-classical granite monument in Plaza de la Independencia. The gate was erected as a triumphal arch to celebrate the arrival of King Charles III in the city of Madrid, and was completed in 1778.