Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-32.
Tigress on the move with her five playful cubs… a once-in-a-lifetime sighting and a frame every photographer hopes for. Capturing all six together in stride was a moment when patience, luck, and the wild aligned.
About Photographer
I am Sameer Kunden, the founder of In and Out Impression Pvt. Ltd. an entrepreneurial venture established in 2004 With a passion for media, events, and printing solutions, I have successfully served over 30+ corporate clients nationwide.
Photography Journey: My photography journey began a decade ago in 2011, starting with school friends and evolving into a lifelong passion. Wildlife and portrait photography are my preferred genres, with a special interest in capturing the diverse bird species of India. I have documented over 700+ bird species and capturing Tigers in their natural habitats.
Passion for Photography: Photography fuels my creativity and allows me to continually improve my skills. The support and appreciation from friends and family inspire me to push boundaries and explore new horizons in photography. My dedication to this art form drives me to strive for excellence with each click of the camera.
Morning arrives softly in Dudhwa, as green leaves let in gentle light above. A deer stands quietly in the trees, its eyes bright and alert to every sound, calm and still.
About Photographer
I'm a passionate wildlife photographer I've been photographing wildlife for the past 3 yrs always trying to capture moments that reveal the beauty of our world
Humans & Wild! During one of my safaris in Tadoba Tiger Reserve, I witnessed a moment that perfectly sums up the fragile balance between humans and the wild. A young sub-adult tigress waited patiently by the edge of a road — a civil road cutting right through the jungle — wanting to cross to the other side where her mother and sister were. After a long wait, she finally gathered courage and stepped onto the road. But as she saw people standing, vehicles moving, and even a bike approaching, she froze. Overwhelmed by our presence, she turned back into the forest. I managed to capture this moment — a glimpse of how close the human–wildlife conflict truly is. Roads through forests may connect places for us, but they fragment homes for them. Shot in Oct 2025 by Nikon Z8 180x600 at Tadoba Tiger reserve
This picture was taken in Aska, Odisha. Here, a Brahminy Kite is flying majestically, spreading its huge wings, after hunting a fish in the river current.
About Photographer
I’m a wildlife photographer by passion. I’m from Durgapur, West Bengal, India.
I took this picture in Bandipur during an early morning safari. A lone tusker stood near a waterhole with the mountains rising behind it, and the still water reflected both the elephant and the landscape. The soft morning light, the open forest, and the calm surroundings came together to show the beauty of Bandipur’s habitat. This frame captures the quiet strength of the tusker and the richness of the landscape that supports it.
About Photographer
A tech professional driven by a deep passion for nature and wildlife.
|| SCURRY FURRY || Leopard moves in a scurried manner when on ground but is always cautious of the surroundings for any danger.
About Photographer
Passionate Wildlife Photographer. Software Engineer by profession
Delicate coexistence - A tigress from Tadoba crossing her territory as she is forced to walk on a highway passing through the heart of her territory.
About Photographer
I'm a tech professional by career, but my calling and passion is capturing moments in the wild and and adding a touch of artistic elegance.
In the quiet wilderness near Chamarajnagar, this master of disguise revealed itself for just a moment—blending so seamlessly into the green world around it that it felt like the leaves had come alive. The chameleon clung to its perch with effortless balance, its textured skin shifting shades to match the light. With one eye scanning its surroundings and the other fixed ahead, it embodied the perfect balance of patience and precision. As it opened its mouth slightly, it seemed to whisper the secrets of survival—adapt, observe, and blend in. A rare glimpse of nature’s most gifted camouflage artist.
About Photographer
I am Vasudev H. Masarakall, a professional Chemical Engineer and an award-winning Wildlife Photographer with recognition in various national and international salons. With a strong scientific background and a deep passion for nature, I strive to capture the beauty, behavior, and essence of wildlife through my lens. My work not only reflects the raw magnificence of the natural world but also aims to inspire awareness and appreciation for conservation.
Call of Beddome's Bush Frog: Shot in August 2025 in a quiet tea estate in Munnar, this Bedomme’s Bush Frog was found after a long search in the rain, its call echoing faintly through the shrubs. This tiny Western Ghats endemic is difficult to spot even when it’s close, and its colours come alive only under the right light. The frog was perched on a narrow stem, vocalising steadily despite the drizzle. Moments like this show how rich the biodiversity of Munnar is, especially during the monsoon when these frogs become active for just a short window.
About Photographer
Surgeon by profession, capturing nature through my lens; living life beyond the operating room…
In a rare, unguarded moment, when this endangered Asiatic Lioness paused, lifted her head, and looked toward something only she could sense. There was no roar, no drama, just a quiet intensity that felt deeper than anything else in the forest. This image captures that softness and strength together: the warmth of the evening light on her face, the calm in her eyes, and the wildness that sits just beneath the surface. Moments like these remind me that the most powerful stories in nature aren’t always loud, they’re often found in the stillness, when an animal simply exists and lets you share a small fragment of its world. Taken in Gir National Park, Gujarat.
About Photographer
I'm Yashas Chattree, an 18 year old Indian wildlife photographer, wildlife conservationist and Medical Student in the UK. Brought up in Mumbai, I’m a wildlife photographer and biology nerd who loves being out in the forest more than anywhere else.
I’m drawn to the stories that unfold in the silence of the jungle. Whether it’s a tiger hidden in tall grass, a leopard melting into rock, or a bird pausing mid-flight, I try to capture not just what I see, but how it feels to be there - to capture a story. My work is driven by curiosity, patience, and a love for the natural world, and every image I take is part of my journey to understand wildlife more deeply and share its wonder with others!
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