Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-32.
The most sought after shot by any Tiger Photographer- Rajmahal and Tiger in Ranthambore!
About Photographer
A lawyer by profession who is finally living his dream and his love for wildlife by documenting myriad of stories this beautiful natural world has to tell through photography!
The Menacing Pattern In the dense mangrove shadows of the Sundarbans, the salt water crocodile rules the waterways with silent authority.
About Photographer
IT professional and a nature lover. Bird watcher and Tiger enthusiast.
A gentle nuzzle from the little one… a quiet reminder that even the wild has its tender moments
About Photographer
AK Photography | Bangalore. Capturing wildlife, travel, candid etc with eye-catching visuals.
Capturing this moment felt like pure luck. An Osprey settling down to eat its catch in front of the world’s largest ISKCON temple at Mayapur, while boats drifted gently along the Ganga below. The Ganga has always offered space and life to countless wild creatures, whether in its deep waters or along its riverbanks, and the Osprey is one of its most striking visitors. This was my first visit to Purbasthali in Nadia district, and my very first sighting of an Osprey. To witness it here, in such a setting, and to frame this image on my first encounter, I truly felt lucky.
About Photographer
I’m Ayan Biswas from Helencha, West Bengal. For me, wildlife photography is more than just a passion. My deepest interest lies in observing animal behavior, emotions, and survival instincts in their natural environment. Through my lens, I try to give a voice to the voiceless, a call to protect what’s still wild and untouched.
Captured in the wilderness of Kaziranga National Park, Assam, this image portrays the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros walking along the forest edge, framed by soft morning light and the gentle hues of nature. Known for its prehistoric appearance and resilience, the rhino stands as a living relic of India’s wild heritage. This moment reflects the perfect harmony between strength and calm — a silent march through the timeless grasslands of Kaziranga.
Dipjyoti Sarma
Golaghat (Assam)
About Photographer
I am Dipjyoti Sarma, an award-winning wildlife and nature photographer from Assam, India. Inspired by the enchanting landscapes and wildlife of Kaziranga National Park, I strive to capture the untamed beauty, emotion, and silent stories of nature through my lens. Every photograph I take reflects my deep bond with the wild — moments that tell tales of harmony, struggle, and life itself.
In 2025, I was honoured with the International Brooklyn Award for Excellence in Photography by Art Avenue Art Organization, supported by The Arts Society London, for my artistic contribution on a global platform. Earlier, I received the Gold Award at the National Photo Art Exhibition 2023, which strengthened my commitment to wildlife storytelling.
Through my photography, I aim to raise awareness about conservation and inspire people to see the beauty of nature in its purest form.
The Gentle March - In the heart of the forest, a family of elephants moves together - calm, connected, and full of quiet strength. Their bond speaks louder than words, showing the beauty of care and togetherness 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.
Motherhood - A perspective image captures a mesmerizing, almost cosmic view of a spider web, illuminated in ethereal blue light. The delicate threads stretch and overlap like a floating galaxy of silk, creating layers of shimmering patterns against the dark background. Near the center, a mother spider rests on its woven structure, adding emotional connect with infant.
About Photographer
I am a media professional and passionate about nature photography.
Over a decade, I found myself influenced to nature and conservation of nature elements.I started my photography journey at the age of early 20s.Being born and raised in heritage family where my day is surrounded by chirping bird dancing butterflies, my creativity, perspectives and story teeming through images got no end to it.
I visit most national parks and wildlife habitats to understand emotions of wildlife and planet earth. I believe in Story which every Image has in its own way.
Calm beast Out in the open meadows of Bandipur National Park, this moment unfolded so quickly that I almost didn’t believe my own eyes. We had just rounded a bend when the alarm calls echoed through the forest—sharp, urgent notes from the chital. That’s when I spotted him: a leopard stepping out of the lantana thickets, calm and confident, as if he owned every inch of that clearing. I kept the vehicle still and lifted my camera without making a sound. The key was to anticipate his path, not chase it. The chital herd froze behind him, their eyes wide and alert, creating a natural tension in the frame. I wanted to show that story—predator and prey sharing the same space, each fully aware of the other. I framed wide to include both the leopard in motion and the chital watching from the background. The light was soft, filtered through Bandipur’s monsoon clouds, helping bring out the rich greens of the meadow and the leopard’s striking coat. All I had to do was wait for that perfect stride—head low, muscles coiled, tail balanced. One press of the shutter, and the whole drama of Bandipur’s wild heart came together in a single frame.
About Photographer
Macro and Wildlife photographer from Dharwad, karnataka. Basically a Nature lover with a keen interest in the behavioral aspects. Images published in BBC Wildlife, Natgeoyourshot, Natgeoindia, Asian photography magazine, Candy mag, wild Sojourns and more.
SLOTH BEAR FAMILY AT DAROJI BEAR SANCTUARY
About Photographer
Working as photojournalist in the times of india news paper based in Mysore, Karnataka wildlife photography is my passion and 27-years of my career passion for wildlife has led to actively participated and photographed more then 30 to 40 animal rescue operations like elephants, leopards and tigers in the region.
