Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-10.
Title: Please save our clan! Hoolock Gibbons, an endangered species, are very difficult to locate and photograph because they are very shy and prefer to stay on tree-tops. After searching for almost an hour outside Kaziranga national park one morning, we located a Gibbon family on the top of some trees, going about their morning routine. Another half an hour's wait turned fruitful as the pair slowly descended on lower branches giving us a memorable sighting.
About Photographer
Ex- CEO of Finolex Pipes, now an ardent wildlife photographer and traveler. Wildlife/bird photography which started as a hobby just four years ago has now become a passion and consumes a significant amount of my free time.
Festival of Lights I used the reflection reflection of decorative diwali lights on the surface of a lake as the backdrop for this shot. While focusing directly against the light yields a sharp contrast between the colours, the combination of the reflection and a longer exposure results in a dreamy bokeh and a blend of all the vibrant colours.
About Photographer
I’m a 16 year old wildlife photographer. I’ve been an animal buff for as long as I can remember.
My photography journey began when I explored the manual mode setting on my old point and shoot camera 5 years ago. I’ve been taking it seriously for the last 2-3 years now.
Look on the Bright Side In Frame: Chinkara 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.
sumptuous meal, chennai 2022.
About Photographer
An amateur wildlife photographer and a law college student .
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Bhagheera is in Green velvet jungle after rain (during monsoon season) at Jhalana Reserve Forest, Jaipur. Gear Used: Sony Alpha ILCE-7RM3A, Sony G FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 OSS Lens. Exif: 1/400 Sec, f/5.6, ISO 1600, F 200mm.
About Photographer
Wildlife enthusiastic, nature lover, hobbiest photographer & want to capture wildlife’s beautiful moments...
A mosquito exploiting the tranquil Green-eyed bush frog. This was shot on one of the Herping sessions at Munnar where we could find this species almost hidden and camouflaged with the green vegetation.
About Photographer
Engineer by Profession and Wildlife photography enthusiast
Portrait of Laggar Falcon, Tal Chhapar Sanctuary, October 2022
About Photographer
A photographer capturing calmness and trying to make you embrace nature's beauty, entice wild's diversity and inhale environment's serenity.
2nd one is the Neelgai in the canopy: The Terai region is made of tall sal trees. In the Dudwa National Park, the roads are cut very straight which meet in a center circle. If you park your Jeep at the center, all the five roads are visible like spokes of the Sun. After another round of all the areas without a single animal being sighted, we waited at the center space. The Neelgai came from one side of one of the roads and vanished into the other side, giving me a fraction of a minute to capture the scene!!! Shot with Nikon gear D850 with Nikkor 200-500 mm at Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary, a part of Dudwa National Park.
About Photographer
Hello! I am an Engineer academcally, an Educator professionally and have my own institute.
Also trained to be a Yoga Teacher.
Started photography four years back and have done lots of Wildlife Photograpy. Being in the jungle, observing and photographing wildlife is now a way of life for me.
Looking forward to participating in more of INW Awards in the future.
Soaring High in The Sky Froze this moment in somewhere in Himachal on the banks of the river Beas. Canon R6 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6
About Photographer
I am a 15 year old passionate Wildlife Photographer. I have been doing serious wildlife photography from the past year or so and I had also received an award from a UK based organisation. Creating a positive impact on people through my images, especially bringing their attention towards wildlife conservation is an aim I try to achieve !
Capture- "A VISUAL POETRY BY NATURE" This is one of my most favourite birds as well as one of the smallest birds found in Indian Subcontinent- SCARLET-BACKED FLOWERPECKER (Male). I captured this Image at a park situated in Barrackpore, India. In this photograph, the bird is present on a Bottle brush flower to collect nectar. The Scarlet, Blue colours of the Bird & the Red flower together have made a great combination & contrast overall.
About Photographer
A Nature & Wildlife Photographer based in India.
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