Posts Tagged ‘Wildlife’

Gorilla: This picture took a lot of effort as gorillas get aware of being shot and intentionally look elsewhere. Photograph/Salvatore Arone
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The Disappearing Wild

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Observing the Code of the Jungle

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Pratik Pradhan: All Things Bright and Beautiful All Creatures Great and Small…

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This is an image of Goliath Heron, taken in Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary, Bharatpur, Rajasthan. Photograph/Adhik Shirodkar
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Photographing Birds in Flight

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Reedbuck Okavango Delta, Botswana This unusual composition, whereby this young Reedbuck is isolated in the grass and much of its body is cropped, serves to emphasise its most remarkable feature— the ears. Photograph/ Sundeep Kumar
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A Brewer of Exotic Compositions

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This image is an example of how you can spot varied subjects and expression at marketplaces. Photograph/Puranjit.
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Essaying the Life in a Metro

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Shadows: Ganesh likes to relate instrumental music to nature photography as an art form. Photograph/Ganesh Shankar
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Ganesh Shankar

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Grass Snake (macropisthodon plumbicolor) The adult grass snake is green in colour, while the younger ones have yellow and black lines, just like this one. This snake was rescued from Malad, a Mumbai suburb, when it accidentally entered a house. Photograph/Kedar Bhide
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Snakes in the City

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Indian Wins National Geographic Photographic Competition

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Unseen Nature | Winners and Honourable Mentions | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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The eyes and wrinkles of the baby monkey make this picture interesting. The exclusion of the mother ensures that the viewer's attention is drawn immediately to the baby's face. Photograph/Sripad Sridhar
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Animal Portraits

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Unseen Nature | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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