Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-31.
The language of Love ???? A tender moment between mother and calf, where care is spoken not in words, but in the gentle touch of a trunk. Captured this magical moment at Rajaji National Park and it was one of the most heart touching moments I had in the wild.
About Photographer
I am Abhishek, work in a leading fintech company with a deep passion for wildlife photography. My photography journey is driven by a love for capturing the raw beauty of nature, from elusive predators to delicate bird species. Having traveled extensively across India's wilderness, my work aims to tell the stories of nature’s most awe-inspiring creatures while advocating for wildlife conservation. I was honored as a runner-up in the prestigious Sony BBC Earth in Focus contest, and I continue to explore new frontiers in photography, blending my love for adventure, astrophotography, and wildlife.
The Splash of Childhood. In the water saucer of Mandook in Zone 3 at Ranthambhore, Riddhi’s cubs revel in a session of play, turning the forest pool into a world of laughter and joy. These are the splashes of innocence, yet the jungle already whispers of the trials ahead, territories to claim, battles to fight, and a solitary life to endure. This fleeting joy is a tender prelude to the unforgiving path of adulthood, where the carefree rhythm of being a tiger cub gives way to the silent strength of adulthood.
About Photographer
Sushanth is a Bangalore based wildlife photographer who has been traversing India's tiger reserves and national parks for the past 15 years. His journey has taken him to over 20 tiger reserves and many priceless moments with the denizens of our forests.
Beauty and the beast. Water Monitor Lizard, the predator looking for vulnerable Jacana eggs and small chicks in the Jacana territory. In the back drop vibrant water lilies creates a perfect contrast. Picture taken on July 2025 at Kobla, West Bengal.
About Photographer
Sourav Dhar, a passionate wildlife photographer from Serampore, captures the raw beauty of nature through his lens. With a keen eye for detail and a deep love for the wild, he brings the untamed world to life in every shot.
MOTHERHOOD ..PICTURE CLICKED AT SASANGIR NATIONALPARK IN JUNE 16 2025 .LIONESS SEATING WITH CUBS IN RAINING.
About Photographer
I'm a passionate wildlife photographer I've been photographing wildlife for the past 2yrs always trying to capture moments that reveal the beauty of our world
"Predator's perch: changeable hawk eagle dark morph grips its prey pond heron , a moment of raw power in the mysterious mangroves Sundarbans. It's a rare moment where it is seen with the hunt.
About Photographer
Hi , my name is Amrit Raj sarkar, I am from ranchi, jharkhand.
I started my journey from 2018 from that time my interest was on birds and wildlife, I try to showcase my photos and tell different stories through my work .
“Silent guardian of the forest, blending with the leaves yet watching every move — the green vine snake, nature’s masterpiece of camouflage and grace.” Green vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta). ????????
About Photographer
I am a person who loves to walk in nature and enjoy the every moment of nature. Nature is always ready to share with you something if you understand her.A petrochemical engineer who done his part of job for more then a decade in the field of petrochemicals and refinery now make photography as a profession for the lifetime and doing photography professional works. I select my passion as a profession.
Asia's Largest tusker from Kabini. it was a spine chilling moment to capture the biggest tusker in asia, it was raining and as if it was like the God was in front of us!
About Photographer
Grew up watching the jungle book, always inspired by the beauty of mother nature since childhood . An avid leopard lover, passionate about freezing pictures since 2016. I love to balance habitat and the subject in my pictures
My favourite kind of lighting situation is backlit. When one gets to photograph their favourite subject in favourite lighting conditions, it is bliss.
Sunset Scape with Elephants It was a sunset time in the Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India. We have already spotted a waterbody with a partially inclined tree as a sunset location. Each member of the team was busy manipulating their camera settings according to their choice of composition. A memory of elephants were taking bath in the waterbody. I wanted a frame something unusual so that I could remember the experience for my lifetime. My prayer was heard by someone else and I took several compositional shots with varying white balance. Fortunately I saw a straight allignment of the elephants with the setting sun reflection in the water. The surreal impact of the moment was more precious for me than the photo because it casted a permanent memory in my life and taught me a lesson.
About Photographer
I am a senior consultant of Medicine but inclined to Wildlife Photography specially Birding with a passion. I left my Government Job to persuade my passion more intimately for last five years.
The Rose Parakeet was shot at Guptipara, a small village in West Bengal. It was backlit in the afternoon and his wings were on fire. An ultimate treat to the eyes.
About Photographer
Myself a visual story teller and a wildlife photographer from Kolkata. My photography journey began around 2016. In my initial days I was shooting anything and every thing and I was not quite sure which area to focus on. Later on I found a strong connection with nature, birds being an integral part of it and I realised my genre of photography. Currently I am working with an MNC, but I am obsessed with wildlife photography and am striving to make a mark in it.
