I always missed you .....!

True love

VIPUL SAXENA,   India, INDORE

MOTHERS LOVE

A graceful looking flycatcher, the adult male sport a long ribbonlike tail. The males occur in two color morphs cinnamon and white. Both color morphs sport a glossy black head with blue ring around the eye, but white morph is entirely white below while the cinnamon morph has cinnamon upperparts and tail, and dirty white underparts. The females are cinnamon above with a grayish throat, a shorter tail, and they lack the male’s blue eyering. They make short aerial sallies after insects, usually returning to the same perch. Occasionally descends to ground to pull apart insects. Chiefly found in wooded habitats. Their call is a harsh “shreew.”

Rahul Khadiwala,   India, INDORE

Sudhanshu Tiwari,   India, Indore

Belief.

Shreevardhan Sharma,   India, Indore

GURDAS DUA,   India, INDORE

Greater Flamingo

Greater Flamingos

RITESH KHABIA,   India, INDORE

An Undaunted Friend: INDIAN LEOPARDESS

An Undaunted Friend: INDIAN LEOPARDESS This portrait of an Indian Leopardess shows her not only at her utmost stunningly bold-look, but at the pinnacle of his undaunted courage; I couldn’t have asked for a more perfect pose. Though it was a humid, overcast evening in highlands located outskirts of Jaipur, India, with sandy ground under the forest canopy, the golden light filtering out of trees besides the subject was perfect for photography. And for the young leopardess, the fascination of her camouflaged photographer friend with white lens in his hands and facing on her was irresistible. The result is a strikingly original portrait of one of the most photographed species. Please, view the image in full-screen mode to enjoy details. EXIF : 1/640 sec at f/3.2, ISO 160, 400 mm | CANON GEARS © R A G H U I Y E R

Raghu Iyer,   India, Indore

i live in a very densely populated city indore in india.its hard to get wildlife near city....after long time we saw some flemmingos landed in a lake inside city boundery,excited by the news we went to photograph them.they were playing with each other and searching for food in water.....i made some good shots.sharing one here.

Sharad Bhatia,   India, Indore

child life

the kids are a gift of God and the childhood memories are very beautiful.and the village life is real memorable.

Vijay Richhiya,   India, indore

two tigers cubs are plying --taken at tadoba wildlife national park -Nagpur Maharastra

SACHIN MATKAR,   India, INDORE

Fight for existence!

Kaustubh Buley,   India, Indore

Yash Sadawana,   India, Indore

Sarvesh Nagar,   India, Indore

Lovely Couple Portrait....for lifetime...

Tallest bird of the planet ..Sarus crane pair ....in central india ...

Vijay Singh Chandel,   India, Indore

Common cranes and fog

Common cranes during sunrise at little rann of kutch.

Amresh Mishra,   India, Indore

Mansi Rokadiya,   India, Indore

Village Men

Ravi Hanotiya,   India, Indore

Two best friends

Fishermen out on their daily job in the holy river Narmada.

Naman chaturvedi,   India, Indore

My village

Tribal people enjoying at Bhagoriya fair at Wallpur village in tribal district of Alirajpur near Indore in Madhya Pradesh [India]. Bhagoriya Haat Festival is celebrated in the month of March before the famous color festival of Holi. Bhagoriya Haat is celebrated for seven days which covers all the market places in the region. People visit the nearby Bhagoriya Haat with family and wear traditional dresses and the decorated Bullock Cart. In Haat they purchase the things required to celebrate "Holi" festival, dance on the traditional musical instruments & songs called "Lokgeet" & enjoy whole day with meeting the people of the region. The day at which general market takes place at city, village or town on the same day bhagoriya Haat is organised at that place & at the evening of last Bhagoriya Haat "Holika Dahan" is celebrated by tribal of the region.

Pravin Barnale,   India, Indore

Power

Shreevardhan Sharma,   India, Indore

Jogi Bhadak Waterfall

Waterfall in the middle of a forest.

ध्रुव जैन,   India, Indore