Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-22.
A scenic view of black bucks playing with a sunset at the backdrop. This photo was taken at Taal Chappar in the Churu district of Rajasthan, India in October 2023.
About Photographer
I am wildlife photographer based in New Delhi. My wildlife photography journey started with bird photography in and around Delhi outskirts which are major hotspots for hundreds of bird species - resident and migratory. Through my photography, I would like to spread awareness among people about how rich and diverse our country's biodiversity is.
Thirsty Family - A water hole on a hot afternoon at Bandipur National Park, Karnataka, was a refreshing site for this family of elephants. It was fascinating to see the little one hurrying up to the waterhole.
About Photographer
Wildlife enthusiast and photographer
Malabar Pit Viper has ability to Camouflage so well with surrounding and secondly waiting patiently at one place for prey to reach in striking range for days, weeks and months. Being arboreal they can reach high up on tree in search of Prey.
About Photographer
Telecom Professional. Passionate Nature / Wildlife Photographer
Air Hug! Love on the air. this bird's name Blue Tailed bee-eater .
About Photographer
My name is Ramesh Karmakar. I am 27 years old . I am now a Nikon wildlife Expertive and professional nature and wildlife photo and videographer with a special interest in action and creative bird photography. My skill is capturing natural and creative moments in an epic way. I am trying to be an Indian, to be one of the best wildlife photographers in the world, and to represent India to the world through Bird's Photography. I was born and raised in Nadia District, West Bengal, India.
The tigress attacks the Herd of spotted deer in the nagarahole tiger reserve.
About Photographer
working as photojournalist in the times of india news paper based in Mysore, Karnataka, and my passion is wildlife & bird photography, with an 20-year career. my passion for wildlife has led to actively participate in 30 to 40 rescue operations for elephants, leopards, and tigers in the region.
THE CROWN OF CALLIANDRA!! A Photograph of a spectacular honey lover, PURPLE SUNBIRD (female) in it's signature style, shot at Central Park, Kolkata.
About Photographer
A Nature & Wildlife Photographer based in India.
Life in a bubble... Most frogs begin life as tadpoles, but the Amboli bush frog babies which are found mostly in the Western Ghats of India, miss this phase entirely and emerge as a fully formed froglet.
About Photographer
My passion is to capture Wildlife/Macro/Nature.
This picture was taken in monsoons in Ranthambore when only the buffer zone was open. I had given up hope of sighting the tiger and was about to exit the park when i suddenly heard a cry and my driver said that its a kill. We rushed to the spot and found this Tigress with the kill. The moment i started to click it started to pour so heavily. Luckily i had the rain cover on and continued clicking.
About Photographer
I am serving Defence officer and wildlife is my passion.
I have captured this Blue Tailed Bee Eater image near Bardhaman district, when the bird was busy collecting dragon fly for their morning meal.
About Photographer
Coming from an orthodox Bengali family from Kolkata, India, I recognised my passion for photography much later after I hit my 30s. Prior to that I was only an IT employee working for various MNCs for more than 12 years. I discovered my fascination for photography, especially for bird shots when I visited a bird sanctuary with a photographer friend in 2018. I immediately decided that I would want to delve deeper into the world of birds and wildlife.
So I began working on my gear. Started from Canon Rebel-T5 with Tamron 150-600,
currently I possess Nikon D500 and Nikkor 200-500 for my genre of photography.
With birding and wildlife comes a lot of traveling. So I started visiting remote Himalayan districts and forests in search of exotic birds and wild animals. Some days prove to be very fruitful and rewarding while some are not worth the time and energy invested. As it's the mantra of wildlife photography. No matter what, patience is the key till you find your lucky day.
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