Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-23.
Pallas' Cat with her kitten. Pallas Cat was carrying her kitten to her den.
About Photographer
He is a self-employed IT Professional having more than 20 years of experience in his area of interest. He is a passionate Wildlife, Landscape and Astro-Photographer. Despite being extremely occupied with his business and other photographic activities, he takes out time and travels around the country to photograph birds, mammals in their natural habitat. His photographs have won accolades in many reputed photography groups across Facebook, Instagram and many other platforms like Nat Geo India, Viewbug, Photocrowd, 35Awards, 500px, National and International Salons. He is also enthusiastic about promoting photography and focused in bringing out new talents amongst the crowd.
Saltwater crocodile is the deadliest crocodile in the earth.The saltwater crocodile has the greatest bite force of all animals with it measuring at 3,700 psi. Sundarban is the home of this beast . In my last visit of Sundarban i.e 14th November I saw the live hunting of crocodile. When two deer were crossing a canel this crocodile attacked and drown one deer in the water. After that rolling and rolling happened and I got this rarest moment of Sundarban.
About Photographer
I am a nature and wildlife photographer. More specific Swamp tiger chaser. Exploring the Sundarban "The Mysterious Mangrove" is my passion. Resort owner by profession.
Monsoon Vibes. Shot at Kabini, a classic sight is to see mammals shaking off water after drenching in the rain. It is an anticipated shot, to expect this behaviour from mammals to follow this pattern soon as they get up. A classic shot that any photographer endeavours to capture during the monsoon
About Photographer
A lawyer by profession, I am a nature lover who spends considerable amount of time in the national parks exploring the various flora and fauna and using photography as a platform to express my love for the nature.
The Water Drop Bush Frog a.k.a Raorchestes nerostagona, an endemic, endangered species of Western Ghats The calls made by these dwellers of the tree canopy is like a loud, echoing rain-drop falling into a bucket of water, repeating about every 3 to 4 seconds. Also known as ..The Kalpetta Yellow Bush Frog or lichen bush frog, it has an interesting body pattern which seems like lichen growing on it. These are one of the most difficult to spot species bcoz of their pattern and also because they live on high canopies.
About Photographer
Passionate about photography.
Shot at Bhigwan, the female harrier is landing with a dragonfly kill
About Photographer
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.
Tal Chappar Sanctuary is a hot spot for raptor action and winter migratory birds. Fascinating action unfolds when different species of buzzards and eagles feed on Spiny Tailed Lizards. In this shot, the Long Legged Buzzard devours a Spiny Tailed Lizard's tail. Loc: Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary.
About Photographer
Passionate about wildlife, nature conservation.
The pride of West-Bengal ???? The major draw of the Sundarbans mangrove forest is the royal Bengal tiger. The Bengal tiger is a subspecies of the Panthera tigers. It is one of the world’s most giant wild cats currently alive.
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.
Chinkara Mating Shot near Bhigwan - Nov 2023 The grasslands surrounding Bhigwan are mostly private and face an ongoing threat as predominantly private lands are increasingly repurposed for commercial use. Within these private patches, the enchanting Chinkaras flourish. This species, known for its extreme shyness, graces these landscapes. On a fortuitous day during our drive through the grasslands, I was fortunate to witness the elusive Chinkaras engaging in mating behaviour. Swiftly capturing the moment with my camera, I managed to immortalise this fleeting encounter before they vanished from sight.
Light on the Spots - On a Beautiful Bright Winter morning at Bandipur National Forest, Karnataka, I was fortunate to witness the magic of light, capturing the magnificent spots of Mother and cub leopards. The stare at the camera of these lovely cats and the heavenly spot light makes this a frame for life.
About Photographer
Wildlife enthusiast and photographer
Laggar Falcon.. ready to fly. Clicked at little raan of kutch.
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