Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-4.
Caption - Toss" Place- Amravati Maharashtra Gears - Nikon D7500 Nikon AF-S 200-500 5.6 Ed vr Story - . It is a Dream image for me many time I have try to capture but this movement are miss many times and finally I have it capture it
During my visit to Keoladeo Ghana National Park this season in February, the main focus was on Pelicans. I wanted to make frames of these beautiful birds in all possible ways. Wildlife photography tests an artist's patience, they say ! And this frame indeed made me wait for quiet a long time. I got them exactly how I wanted them to fly. EXIF: ISO 2000, 1/2500, f2.8 Gear used: Sony a1 and FE 400mm f2.8 GM OSS
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.
"Tadoba never disappoints". The bold female tigress shot at TATR buffer zone. Early morning we saw this tigress on the stroll in the lovely morning light. Had to follow her for almost 2 hours before she came upon this rocky patch and gave us a pose.
About Photographer
I am a Techie by heart, Engineer by Profession & an Avid Biker. Wildlife photography is my Passion. Being in the Jungle and seeing the wild animals in their Natural habitat is the ultimate experience for me...
The pirate of Nandu's sanctuary, Chiplun. Brown Fish owl...first time saw this amazing creature and lucky to capture in my camera...
About Photographer
Doctor by profession...I love to trek, run, explore new destinations...and to photograph wildlife near me..
Want to explore more wildlife in future ...
One of the exquisite moments I was waiting a long to capture. Asian Paradise flycatcher in bath time. Shot from HMT forest, Kochi, Kerala
About Photographer
A passionate wildlife photographer, who loves to capture exquisite moments in nature.
Common Vine Snake slithering from branch to branch probably preparing for the hunt. It was amazing to watch this incredible species as it was around the same bush for the whole of the day time and camouflaged with the greeneries of this Rainforest at Agumbe in Westen Ghats.
About Photographer
Engineer by Profession and Wildlife photography enthusiast
This image was made on the way to Langza, Himachal Pradesh in February 2022. We had quite an eventful day of visiting the highest post office in the world and getting our vehicles stuck in a snow bank and quite exhausted after these adventures, we ate lunch back at our hotel and figured our day was done and dusted. It was then decided that since the weather was still good why not take a chance and head to Langza. As we were driving we came upon these two cubs on the side of the road and as quickly as we saw them we lost sight of them. After a frantic search and scanning of various cliffs we saw them sitting right above us! This image was shot as the last few rays of daylight bathed these cubs and they gave us a fantastic almost studio like setting!
About Photographer
I am an amateur wildlife photographer based out of Chennai, Tamil Nadu. My passion for wildlife and wildlife photography has taken me on a journey towards conservation in the hope that perhaps one of my images will impart a lesson to current and future generations on the importance of nature and how we desperately need to care for it.
Greater Flamingos fighting behaviour usually sighted when they are feeding. Spotted groups of greater flamingos this year at Kelambakkam backwaters, Chennai is delight for wildlife enthusiasts.
About Photographer
Banker who loves to click wildlife.
Feathers of a white throated kingfisher. I've tried to capture the beauty of this bird in an abstract and unusual way. This photo was taken in Navi Mumbai using a telephoto lens.
About Photographer
I’m a 16 year old wildlife photographer. I’ve been an animal buff for as long as I can remember.
My photography journey began when I explored the manual mode setting on my old point and shoot camera 5 years ago. I’ve been taking it seriously for the last 2-3 years now.
