Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-30.
Battle on Water: Two Indian Darters erupt in a furious mid-water battle—wings spread, beaks flared, water exploding—capturing the raw essence of territorial conflict.
The Magical Panna Panna forest and its beautiful habitat are a treat to all the wildlife lovers. The majestic beast and its habitat are seen here. A beautiful landscape of the beautiful forest.
About Photographer
HR professional and also a Wildlife photographer and enthusiast. Been photographing our lovely nature and its beautiful creations from past few years.
In April we were walking a forest trail in chinnar wildlife sanctuary, and we saw this Brown Fish Owl flew and perched on a tree. As I positioned to get its picture, It turned its gaze right at me and I clicked a few decent pics before it flew. While I reviewed this pic on the system, I found that a wasp had driven its stinger right in the Owls eye. This shot was taken with Sony A6700+ FE 200-600MM GOSS SETTINGS: ISO 1000 FOCAL LENGTH: 900mm EXPOSURE VALUE: -0.7ev APERTURE: F6.3 SHUTTER: 1/500 s
About Photographer
Hi. I'm Yasin Raseen from Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu. I'm an Entrepreneur with a degree in B.tech cse. The love for wildlife and nature eventually got me into photographing them. Just to be in thier presence, In thier natural habitat, Observing behavior gives me great Joy and fullness in life. I hope you like my work. If you think my work is deserving please keep it in consideration.
Thank you for the opportunity.
Yasin Raseen
In the heart of Gir National Park, I witnessed a raw moment of wilderness. One lioness lets out a mighty yawn—echoing the rhythm of a slow golden morning—while the other walks forward with regal grace. Their bond is silent, their strength unmistakable, and their presence commands respect. This frame reflects both the power and elegance of the Asiatic lion, a symbol of Gujarat’s wild soul. Captured in natural light, untouched and untamed—this moment speaks louder than a roar.
About Photographer
I’m a businessman from Anjar, Kutch, and a passionate wildlife photographer in my free time. Over the past 2–3 years, I’ve been capturing the unique wildlife and natural beauty of Kutch. Recently, I’ve been exploring various wildlife sanctuaries across India through safaris, learning and experiencing more of the wild. Wildlife photography is my passion beyond business—it keeps me connected to nature and allows me to express my love for the natural world through my lens.
|| WHISTLE BLOWER || As a Lesser Whistling Duck pair engage in an intimate moment, few started shouting at top of their voice.
Opportunistic Hunter: Leopards are basically opportunistic hunters, meaning they’ll devour almost anything with flesh on it. Granted, they prefer medium sized antelopes like impalas, deer, wild pigs, monkeys and rodents. When it sights its target, the leopard slowly and stealthily stalks forward. The animal’s head is low, and its legs are bent. The leopard is a master at camouflage and always tries to make clever use of cover. Here a leopard with a fresh kill of spotted deer photographed at Ranthambore National Park, India in the month of May 2022.
About Photographer
I, Sudip Das born and brought up in West Bengal (India), an electrical engineer by profession and a nature & wildlife photographer by passion. My photography journey began when I visited for the first time in Jim Corbett National Park, India in 2015. Since then, I am carrying my passion towards wildlife photography also take care of nature in conservation side as well.
I believe that photography can be a powerful vehicle for storytelling of nature. My mission is to raise awareness and change minds about not only the extrinsic beauty of animals, but also their intrinsic worth.
THE MOMENT OF LIQUID PRECISION - In this breathtaking split second capture, this vibrant bird hurtles towards the mirrored waters, its electric blue plumage and fiery orange breast ablaze against a soft sunlit background.
About Photographer
Meet Indraniil R Mukherji a passionate wildlife photographer capturing the intricate beauties of nature's most elusive subjects. through my instagram handle @wildcliickks i share my dedication to wildlife photography
Riddhi's year old cubs having a play tussle with their mother in a waterhole. Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve, May 2024
About Photographer
Even though being an engineer by profession, I have always found my solace and passion in photography, especially wildlife photography in the recent years. I am head over heels in love with the jungles spanning over the length and breadth of India and totally mesmerized by how each jungle has a offering of its own. From the breathtaking meadows engulfed amidst the evergreen Sal trees of Kanha to the Dry Deciduous Dhonk trees of Ranthambhore, the shear excitement of capturing the Fauna in these amazing backdrops is something that attracts me to visit these place every time I get an opportunity.
Large scaled pit viper - Munnar (Kerala) This was captured near a small water stream in Munnar. The intention of taking this image at low shutter speed was to show the motion in the water stream and snake's tongue.
This is a rare sighting of a Sambar deer feeding the fawn, taken in March 2025 in the forest of Bandipur Tiger Reserver in Karnataka.
About Photographer
I started wildlife photography in 2020 during pandemic and my visit to the jungle was to Kabini (Nagarahole Tiger Reserve) in search of the Black Panther of Kabini. Ever since then, it has been a passion with numerous visits to the jungle. Capturing the wild animals through my lens and telling their story is what I call happiness.
