Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-2.
It was an amazing moment from Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary and I waited for about 2 hours to take this shot.I lay on the ground there with my camera to get better angle of the jackal Picture details - 1/800 s,iso 160 , aperture 5.6
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.
Beautiful eye contact from one of the lesser known gates of Pench Maharashtra Chorbahuli
About Photographer
Dr. Kartikeya Chaturvedi, a cardiology researcher and a lecturer in medicine. Have been traveling around Maharashtra and MP for the past few years. Have a passion for wildlife photography and conservation.
As a bird photographer, fast and erratic moving birds always create a challenge. And capturing swallows in flight have always been tough. This is one picture which gives me immense satisfaction as i could get the swallow with it tail just coming out of the water with the droplets of water behind it. This picture was taken in Gurgaon, India with a very fast shutter speed.
This pic was clicked on 10 February' 2022 at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Bharatpur, Rajasthan on a foggy morning. My guide suggested me to walk to a place in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary where there were chances to see Saurus Crane. In search of Saurus crane I strolled quite a long distance of about 1 km. But there were no sign of any Saurus Crane. Then I changed the direction of my walk on other trail. Just after few meters to my surprise suddenly I saw pack of Golden Jackals who were busy in pulling, chewing and eating from the carcass of some cattle. The pack gave me sufficient time to click the picks. This is one of those.
About Photographer
Not much to say about me as photographer. I started to learn birds & wildlife photography since 2019 only, after my retirement from GOI service. I do not know when it has become a passion for me. Now I want to showcase my work and get critical comments from learned photographers to further learn and improve upon my photography skill. I have taken it as very constructive post retirement time pass. Photography in forests, wetlands and lake etc works like a meditation for me when I forget about the world's stress and feel fresh, happy and filled with energy.
Id - Great Indian Hornbill Captured at Darjeeling hills. As our trip was coming to an end with some happy moments, great captures and a few disappointments we are looking forward to get something along the way while we were back to our starting point... Luckily we sighted this beautiful hornbill along with owls & sunbirds which made our trip rocking...
About Photographer
A bird lover and wildlife enthusiast
At early winter morning we have spotted Grasslandwali near main entry of FRH, Dhikala zone of Jim Corbett National Park. When she was going to in deep grasses where her cubs were there. As per her direction, we goes to main entry road and waiting for her. After 15-20 minutes, first she comes to the main road and carefully watch both side of the road and then signalled her cubs. Then one by one her cubs came out from the jungle. This picture of Grasslandwali have taken when she crossed the road.
About Photographer
Wildlife enthusiastic, nature lover, hobbiest photographer & want to capture wildlife’s beautiful moments...
A male Fan Throated Lizard is wondering around with the support of a tiny grass. The pose looks funny. During the monsoon the lizards are very active due to mating season. Here this male is looking for a female one and once he finds one the male projects the colourful throat for impress.
About Photographer
I am an avid photographer and an engineer by profession. I love wildlife photography.
The moment I entered the park I spotted this beautiful flock of Rosy or great white pelicans sitting on islands like angels in heaven ! On my approach they slightly got confused and started to stir. As well all know it is customary for the first pelican to take off and all the pelicans of that flock will take off after him. I intentionally chose the second pelican as I had this frame in mind to shoot a gliding pelican in between two splashes of water. One of my personal favourite frames inducing calmness, hope, soothing feeling in mind !It was also slightly difficult to shoot this action as it was very misty and very low light. Equipment Used : Sony a1 + FE400mm f2.8 GM OSS Exif: 1/2500, f2.8, ISO 400
About Photographer
A self taught full time wildlife photographer who loves to explore, teach and likes being in good company preferably of animals ! Engineer by education, I turned to Wildlife photography out of love for the art.
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