Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-12.
Tiger Kill-Sloth Bear This was one of the most incredible moments to witness in wildlife. A Male Tiger had made a kill, and to our surprise it was a sloth bear. We waited for 2.5 hours for Tiger to come to the spot. It was a moment of adrenaline rush when the Tiger came and picked his possession. This was in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve.
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.
"Fight for mating" During my kaziranga trip i's roaming here & there,suddenly i saw a herd of elephants were very disturbed by other young tusker.then suddenly 2 tusker were started measuring each other with their tunks,shouting,lastly fighting brutaly with each other by using their tusk.I's shocked at that moment & witnessed myself by some nice images.
About Photographer
Passionate Photographer & Nature lover.
Businessman by Profession.
It's Winter in Heaven. A Male Barasingha from the grasslands of Kanha.
Hunter and its prey.!!
About Photographer
Based in Chamba, Himachal Pradesh I started photography as a hobby but soon it turns into passion and now I am full time professional photographer having many awards, publications and projects. I have won "Colours of Macao" Photography Contest organized by "Nat Geo Traveller India" in 2016. Won “Artistique” Photography Contest organized by “Asian Photography Magazine” under the theme Black & White, 2017-18. Received 1st prize on winning the “7th National Photography Competition” from Mr. Jual Oram minister for Tribal affairs in 2018. I Went to Srilanka for a Photography assignment with National Geography Traveller India and Vivo, March 2019. Again I went to Gujarat for a Photography assignment with Gujarat Tourism May 2019 & October 2019. I have won the "Vision 2020 Photo Competition" A wildlife photo contest by the "Pangolin Photo Safaris" - Botswana, South Africa, May 2020. Best Photographer Runner Up” in “Gujarat Travel & Tourism Excellence Award 2021” by Gujarat Tourism.
THE FINEST "FLOWER" OF THE MANGROVES:- It is a very difficult job to spot a tiger in Sundarbans, not really an everyday business. In one of our recent expeditions, after four days of tireless efforts in tracking the majestic beast, finally we got an amazing sighting of the magnificent Royal Bengal Tigress amidst the largest mangroves of the world. Particularly, this frame is one of the most unique frames from Sundarbans, where the Mangrove Princess appeared from a bush of Ceriops decandra (Locally named as 'Garan'), showed her spectacular face like a blooming flower and posed for us for a while. It was truly an enigma which we could not even dream of.
About Photographer
A Nature & Wildlife Photographer based in India.
Ghost Crab wit froth blanket- As the beach waves are in and out, the ghost crabs were stand still during the moment in search of food. As the scene is being repeated, I decided to go down the eye level and froze the scene at right moment. Hope you like it !
About Photographer
Banker who loves to click wildlife.
Winter morning of Bharatpur and misty surface, this darter was catching the spot light of the day
About Photographer
From #Bharatpur #mathura
Creative Designer @GLAUniversity
#Wildlife #photographer #photography
Its all about wandering in the wild , capturing the wild and painting the wild canvas.
Monsoon is all about rain.... Peafowls are polygamous and live in small families. Interestingly the mating season of peacocks coincides with the monsoon season in India. During monsoons, the male and female let out a meowing call which is commonly interpreted as `minh- ao’, which means there will be rain. With the onset of the mating season, the male displays its full trail of feathers to the females. After mating, the peahen makes a nest in the underbush and lays 4 to 8 eggs, which are incubated for about 28 days. The young ones are watched over by the peahen until they can take care of themselves The picture captured on july 2021 from Bandipur national park, Karnataka. Picture details: ISO- 2500 , f7.1 , 1/1600s , focal length - 500mm
About Photographer
I am a passionate wildlife photographer from Kerala,India. I want to be a part of nature and wildlife conservation, I try to make everyone understand that there are so many beautiful creatures around us through my photography. I hope everyone can love it a little bit. So I chose wildlife photography as a way to preserve wildlife and for my happiness.
"V" FOR VICTORY:- On a Frozen Winter Morning, I was in a boat, floating on Tista River at Gajoldoba, West Bengal. My target was to capture some 'Wing Span' shots of any Raptors. During searching through my Binocular, I saw an STEPPE EAGLE sitting on ground & observing its surroundings. I started to approach the bird as near as possible, then started shooting with my camera. After some time, The Eagle displayed its majestic wings like a 'V' shape & took off. I was able to freeze the grand Take-off moment in the backdrop of clear blue sky, which this shot represents.
About Photographer
A Nature & Wildlife Photographer based in India.
Karnataka is home to Hanuman, and so being "blessed" by the Hanuman Langur is a very symbolic thing when in the forests of amazing Karnataka! :-) This one at Kabini.
About Photographer
A business leader who believes being in a forest to soak in nature and take back memories of the amazing experience in RAW format files is the ultimate detox for all busy professionals! :-)
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