Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-16.
Exquisite Indian Paradise fly-catcher spreading its wings under blacklight
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IT Manager by profession Wildlife Photographer by passion
|| An Unexpected Rivalry || We were roaming about in a forest searching for this Changeable Hawk Eagle when we unexpectedly saw a raptor flying towards us in an alarmed state. Then we saw it was running for its life with a crow in its back. Such a raptor getting mobbed by a crow and even a drongo tells us that the largest are not always the mightiest. Nadia, 2023
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A Wildlife Enthusiast from Kolkata, India
Be it a hungry animal or human being it's natural for there mouth to water seeing good food.This is a process where it first kills its prey then cleans it and then heartily feasts on it.This picture proves the saying "good food good life".
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Hello Myself Santanu Kumar Shit. I come from Chaibasa, Jharkhand. From the past 4 years I am harnessing my photography skills. Professionaly my brain has been trained to master the concepts of engineering but my heart is always inclined towards wildlife photography.
This photo was taken in Saswad, Pune where a group of vernal hanging parrots were spotted at a millet farm on a cloudy morning. Despite difficult lighting conditions, I made several attempts to capture the birds in flight for an hour or more but was unsuccessful. Then, I had an epiphany. I realized that when a bird perched on an unripe millet, it would quickly fly away in search of a ripe one to eat. This knowledge allowed me to finally capture this shot through the foliage, creating a beautiful blurry effect on the wings due to the low shutter speed caused by the low light. One of the basics I always stick with: learn your subject before you choose to press the shutter
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Anoop Manikkoth is an avian photographer & photography mentor, predominantly focusing on capturing bird actions. He is also the Brand Ambassador for Leofoto ME & Wildroar.in.
Photography is his passion and all photography activities are funded by his day job at EP&T Global as a Sales Director.
This one was hanging to to twig at roadside. I just lit up the snake with torch light and you can magic of street lights.
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Telecom Professional. Passionate Nature / Wildlife Photographer
Place : Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Clicked on 11th May 2022 Clicked from the boat in the morning hours. A beautiful bird in its takeoff action.
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Doctor- Obstetrician and Gynecologist by Profession. Private Pilot License holder, Love Wild life photography, playing music instruments- harmonica and Guitar, love singing, Painting Oils and Digital, done many Art shows!
BGF, Bird Gold Field. Pair of spot billed duck is sailing over golden pearls of Sabarmati river in early morning. Good experience for me as I have go into the water to get the eye level of ducks in water. Gandhinagar outskirts, Sabarmati riverbank. Nikon D3300(200-500 Nikkor)
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I Am Yogesh Patel from Ahmedabad. Passionate about wildlife and nature. By Education i'm Pharmacist, By profession i'm Insurer and by heart i'm Photographer. Work Published in Magazine(based in USA), Image displayed at exhibition in Jehangir art gallery,Mumbai.
Beautiful scene. Imagined and captured almost same. Early morning photography always fascinates me. I had this frame on my mind so it was clear how to position the sun and the bird. Clicked at Bhigwan Bird Sanctuary March 2023. Gears used Canon R5 and Canon 400mm 2.8
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I am a wildlife lover. As i always say that "i love all living things other than humans". I am a photographer so that memories can be shared and experienced by other too.
The tigress Pedwali photographed sitting on the iconic fallen tree after which she was named by the locals. It took me 14 months waiting for hours and hours to finally get this image of her. The undisputed queen of Dhikala was photographed resting on the tree on a lazy afternoon after which she disappeared into the bushes.
