Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-10.
I clicked this curious couple of Himalayan marmot on the way to Pangong lake. This is output of pre visualised image in mind. I was lying flat outside their burrow for more than 30 minutes. Then they allowed me get them in frame. Clicked in Aug 2016 Canon 600D+18-55 kit lens
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Telecom Professional. Passionate Nature / Wildlife Photographer
Kabini, Karnataka- October 2022 Stretching My Kingdom- A Young Male Tiger from Kabini Ready to Expand his Territory. This Subadult is often seen with his mother who is nursing a new litter of 4 cubs (4-5 months old)
About Photographer
As an avid wildlife lover and traveler, it is an unending drive to present the wildlife and natural moments through my images that brought me in the field of photography. I am a self-taught and keen learner craving for new vistas in the filed of photography.
Brahminy kite.
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I am a Visual effects artist by profession and wildlife photographer by passion.
Pose Name :- Trinket snake (Nonvenomous) Scientific name :- Coelognathus helena Image Click At Outskirt Of Kota Rajasthan India
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introduction in the field of wildlife conservation and photography. In his career spanning over two decades, he has achieved the distinction of being a devoted amateur conservationist, activist, and wildlife photographer par excellence. Mann Arya, as he is lovingly known in his hometown Kota has contributed towards creating mass awareness through books and pamphlets about wildlife, its habitat, and the need for their protection. He has designed and published photographic promotional material for Departments of Tourism and Forest, Rajasthan.Mann has published work in prestigious magazines, like Sanctuary Asia and Hornbill, on Sloth bears and otters of Chambal River valley. He has contributed his photographs to many books on wildlife and nature. He has worked on the floral, faunal, and water quality survey of Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, and its 27 satellite wetlands for one year. The results of his survey were published by the Department of Forest, Government of Rajasthan.
I was photographing darters fishing in the waters one morning, when I noticed Grey herons following the darters to the fishing spot. The Grey herons would wait at the edges of the water bodies and as the darter comes out of the water with a successful catch , they would swiftly swoop in to claim the fish kill from the darters. They got a few and missed a few. Luckily, I was able to catch one such moment where the heron snatches the fish right from the darter’s beak. The heron made the kill his in a blink of an eyelid , leaving the darter totally bewildered for a few seconds.
A leap before the disappearance from the sight In Frame: Indian Hare Location: Ranthambore National Park
About Photographer
I am an autodidact photographer with good patience and passion towards nature. The journey of photography started with a beginner's camera exploring the aesthetics of nature. Initiated with the love of nature then turned into passion for wildlife photography without my knowledge.
Photography led me to learn and explore the habitats of species in nature and to explore the locations for specific species. I enjoy my passion and love being a part of nature.
Antennae of the Tussar moth.
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Hobbyist photographer
This is how the nature celebrates festival of light. These twinkling fireflies are one of the miracle of this magnificent nature. The smell of soil after the rains, cool breeze and thousands of sparkling fireflies is just a treat to your eyes.
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I am Nivedita Joshi, a filmmaker and photographer, graduated from MIT Institute of Design, specialising in film designing. Like to make films for wildlife conservation.I was fortunate to get an opportunity to work with some of the well-known film makers of India on different wildlife films. One of the films called ‘The Tiger Who Crossed The Line’ received the National Award as a best environmental film for which I worked as a Postproduction assistant.
My motto is Explore.Discover.Conserve Nature.
"The Melody of the Monsoon" BLACK FRANCOLIN (Francolinus francolinus)
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A Passionate Wildlife & Nature Photographer
A Mating Pair of an Indian Grey Mongoose. . . Not a common Sighting . Captured at City outskirts .
