In this black-and-white photo, two dogs are sitting on a stone platform, facing away from each other. The dogs are in the foreground, and their distinct black and white fur patterns are clearly visible. They both appear calm and alert, looking in opposite directions. The background is enveloped in a thick, misty fog, creating a mysterious and serene atmosphere.
In the distance, partially obscured by the fog, are two figures on horseback. The riders are barely visible but add an intriguing element to the scene. They seem to be moving through the mist, which gives the impression of a dreamy or ethereal journey. Behind them, a tall, slender building looms, shrouded in the fog, adding to the sense of depth and scale in the photo.
The setting is the Maidan in Kolkata, known for its vast open space and greenery. During winter mornings, the Maidan often experiences dense fog, creating scenes like this one. The photograph captures the quiet and tranquil beauty of a winter morning in Kolkata, with the fog adding a touch of magic and mystery to the everyday life of the city.
In Solio Conservancy, one golden afternoon, a rhino grazed peacefully around us, its sheer presence commanding respect. Slowly, I noticed its curiosity growing—it edged closer, step by step, until it was just meters away. As it got comfortable, I had to switch to a wide-angle lens to capture its massive frame. The sheer size, the powerful build, and that incredible horn left me in awe. Goosebumps ran through me as I framed its calm yet imposing demeanor against a sky painted with scattered clouds. To witness and photograph such a majestic creature up close was a humbling, unforgettable experience.
Drongos have adapted themselves to human habitat. Burning farm lands give them an opportunity to capture insects. It is known to swoop on insects during flight and is famous for its daredevil stunts. The agile bird will manoeuvre inside and across fire flames catching fleeing insects on the move.
Power Unleashed: Elephants of Amboseli in full musth, a force of nature not to be challenged
Musth—a condition in male elephants where they experience a surge in testosterone, making them highly aggressive and dominant.
Signs of Musth in Elephants:
1. Increased Testosterone:
• Their testosterone levels can be up to 60 times higher than normal.
• This makes them more aggressive, unpredictable, and dominant over other elephants.
2. Temporal Gland Secretions:
• A thick, dark, and oily fluid called temporin oozes from glands on the sides of their head (between the eyes and ears).
• The smell is very strong and acts as a signal to other elephants.
3. Constant Urination (Dribbling):
• They leak strong-smelling urine continuously, leaving a trail wherever they go.
• This scent warns other males and attracts females.
4. Extreme Aggression:
• They challenge other bulls, even attacking and killing weaker ones.
• They might charge at anything—vehicles, trees, and even humans.
5. Lack of Fear & Increased Energy:
• They eat less but are more active and restless.
• Even dominant males avoid a musth elephant.
Mother's lap is heaven.
While walking on the road, I suddenly saw this baby monkey in its mother's lap and I felt like a wonder of nature. Nature's lap is heaven. Just look at the baby how innocent, fearless and awestruckly looks towards the camera. Just like as he knows and he wants to be it's photo.
In nature a twist will always be there sometimes some species spiders eat other spices spiders’ egg and rarely devour these of same spices. Example-The two-striped jumper (Telamonia dimidiata ) female eating same species spider eggs.
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A Spot billed Pelican caught during water scooping. They use this technique to drink and also to carry water for their babies which saves them from crocodiles in the water.
Long exposure of these incredible rock formations along the Goan coastline, captured during blue hour. The misty waves, shaped by the motion of the tide, create a dreamy contrast against the rugged textures of the rocks. A moment of serenity where time stands still.
Every flicker, every movement tells a story of the wild.
Beddome’s cat snake (Boiga beddomei) at Matheran. The backlit glow and slow shutter speed beautifully highlight the young snake’s flickering movements, creating an ethereal effect.
Beddome’s cat snake, endemic to the Western Ghats, is a nocturnal and arboreal species known for its slender body and distinct head. This rare sighting in its natural habitat was truly a magical experience.
Nandgaon, located near Mathura in Uttar Pradesh, India, is famous for its unique and colorful celebration of Holi, known as \"Lathmar Holi.\" This traditional festival takes place at the Radha Rani Temple in Nandgaon, where women playfully beat men with sticks (lathis), symbolizing the playful teasing between Lord Krishna and the gopis (cowherd girls).
During Lathmar Holi, men from nearby villages, especially from Barsana (Radha\'s village), come to Nandgaon, and the women greet them with colors and sticks. The men sing traditional folk songs teasing the women, who respond by playfully hitting them with sticks. It\'s a joyful and lively event filled with music, dance, and a lot of laughter.
The entire town of Nandgaon gets involved in the festivities, and visitors from around the world come to witness this unique cultural celebration. It\'s an excellent example of how Holi is celebrated in different ways across India, each with its own local traditions and rituals.
Due the heavy rain the streets are filled with water that makes difficult for the person to ride his bicycle. So, he decides to walk with his open umbrella in the heavy rain carrying his cycle.
This photo was captured during the Pushkar Mela in Rajasthan, India, an event renowned for its bustling trade of camels and horses. In the scene, a camel vendor is preparing food for himself. Through my camera lens, I connected the image of the vendor with the camels surrounding him. At one moment, a camel\'s appeared directly above the food bowl, creating an illusion that seemed as if a group of camels was being cooked in a small pot. This unique visual connection makes this photo one of my favorites, distinguishing it from all my other photos.
In rural India, there is old tradition of race between horse and bull. Horse is powerful runner than bull. But in actual race horse and bull has to run not only fast but in synchronised manner to win the race. The running speed, strength and height of both animals are different. Thats why this race of odd is famous.
During my visit to the Pushkar Mela, I had an unexpected encounter with a camel herder named Jaisaram. What struck me instantly was the deep affection he shared with his camel. His bond with the animals was undeniable, and it was this connection that drew me in, sparking a desire to learn more about his life and capture the moment through photos. Jaisaram had come to the fair with the hope of selling his beloved camel, driven by the harsh realities of poverty. However, despite spending four long days at the fair, he returned to his village without any money, knowing only that his camel—his loyal companion—would be by his side. This poignant journey of love, hardship, and resilience left a lasting impression on me.
\"FEAR AND PAIN\"
This was shot on Raja ji Tiger reserve, Uttarakhand. Mother was killed by same Leopard just before clicking this image. This baby monkey was clinging to mothers breast when this Leopard attacked the Mother. Later leopard play for some times about 30 min with this little monkey and then killed this too. Every thing goes so quickly in front of me, Some how I managed to capture some images with high ISO, due to evening safari time and there were so many bushes.
The image captures a serene moment in nature where a water buffalo is partially submerged in a body of water, with two birds perched on it.
An Intermediate egret stands gracefully on the buffalo\'s head, its long neck elegantly curved downward, possibly looking for insects or small prey.
A Pond Heron is perched on the buffalo’s curved horn.
The water reflects warm golden hues, likely from the setting or rising sun, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
This image beautifully illustrates a symbiotic relationship in nature, where birds benefit by feeding on parasites from the buffalo, while the buffalo enjoy some relief from pests.
A protester with Indian flag demonstrating against the police in demand of R G Kar rape and murder case. Police throw water gun to the protesters from other side of temporary iron wall on Howrah bridge.
Aishmuqam Shrine commonly known as Hazrat Sheikh Zain-Ud-Din Wali at Aishmuqam is considered to be one of the most famous dargahs of Kashmir.
The shrine of Hazrat Azin-ud-Din Wali is situated on a hill lock, about 20 Kms. short of the famous hill resort of Pahalgam.
The mausoleum is located inside a deep cave atop the hill, about 100 meters high than the main road.
The scene depicted here is part of a courtship display between a male and female kingfisher. During courtship, the male actively chases the female, and they engage in aerial duels and interactions.
A juvenile ghost pipefish shot during a dive in Tulamben, Indonesia. They were trying hard to blend in with that feather star to hide from bigger animals.
This series captures the vibrant and social lives of Gentoo Penguins amidst the icy wilderness of Antarctica. At their bustling rookeries, these endearing creatures come together in large colonies, creating a spectacular visual of unity and life. Some photos highlight their daring dives into the frigid waters, a display of their agility and resilience. Others focus on nurturing mothers standing guard over their newborn chicks, embodying devotion and care in the harsh Antarctic climate. Each image in this collection reveals a unique facet of their lives, celebrating their adaptability and communal spirit. These photographs aim to bring viewers closer to the heartwarming and remarkable world of Gentoo Penguins, a testament to the wonders of life in the polar extremes.
The photo is taken in Kaziranga National Park on 20-02-2024, at 14:52pm. The camera i used to take the picture Model is Nikon Z6-2 and iso-100, F/3.2, Exposure time - 1/1250, Exposure program is Manual, Focal Length 200mm.
In the picture we can find a mother elephant with her cub accompanying a pregnant elephant, probably her sister.
The photo presents the bonding of females that exists even in the wild.
I shoot this photo at the bank of Ganga river, West Bengal. When I visit the transit camp of the Monk and the pilgrims, I saw this man was sitting in the camp alone. I approached him and shoot his portraiture.
PATH TO FUTURE
This image tells the story of how the human technology is affecting the nature and environment.
Those black clouds from the reactor causes pollution in turn it brings drought.
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Shot during the safari at the Jim Corbett National Park, an elephant gracefully takes a bath in a cloud of dust. The image captures the raw essence of the moment where nature and its mighty inhabitant perform a silent yet powerful symphony of survival and grace.
Standing at the different side of the mountain when one tree is getting bathed in sunlight and other is in the shadow, it seems, they are staring at each other and singing the song,
I will stay on the other side,
you will stay on this side,
I will only see you with my two eyes full.
This image has been shot at 4420m in Langza, Spiti Valley India. To get a Snow Leopard in absolute snow is not easy as there are only limited patches of snow stays in trans-himalayan region where the animal decide to walk over it as it\'s not comfortable for anyone to walk. After a lot of hike and with some luck managed to click this image. I thought to use the foreground of the frozen bush as part of the frame. All grace to the mountain God.
In this portrait of a male devotee of God Vithhal Birdev, there is a palpable sense of spiritual resonance, a timeless connection between the earthly and the divine. His presence is a reminder of the enduring power of faith to uplift the human spirit and transcend the boundaries of mortal existence.
A Deccan banded gecko using its tongue to clean water droplets off its eye on a rainy evening in the Western Ghats. Most of the geckos lack a proper eyelid and hence they use their tongue frequently for a regular lens cleaning purpose. This photo was taken in the Western Ghats, India on a rainy evening using a Canon EOS R5 and a Canon RF 100mm macro lens. Flash used along with a diffuser.
A cheetah gazes at you, eye-to-eye with her amber eyes while a terrifying rainstorm unfolds behind her. A breathtaking sight to witness in Masai Mara
Masai Mara, Kenya.
Chaos at fish market captured through birds eye view at Chirala, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Fishing is a cornerstone of Chirala's economy, with many families depending on it for their livelihood. The town's proximity to the Bay of Bengal provides access to a variety of marine resources, including fish, shrimp, and crabs.
Weaver ants live a social life, working in groups and helping each other, with each ant having its own role and value. I used to see weaver ants hunting at night near lights. One day, while I was watching in my backyard, there was a light where these ants had gathered, waiting for prey to come close. A stink bug approached the light, and the ants suddenly attacked it, pulling it toward the window. I was surprised to see that the ants\' color and the window\'s color were very similar, blending together. I quickly ran inside, grabbed my camera, and captured this beautiful shot. Afterward, the ants carried the stink bug to their nest to feed their young.
Topis war off in the misty air post the rain, within a dreamy golden ray of the setting sun, creating a magical spectacle that feels ethereal for this world.
This image was taken at Manas Tiger Reserve, Assam, India in February 2024. As the day was just about to end and We(Me, ,y driver and guide) start for the gate, noticed one elephant standing far on the road blocking our path. We waited and soon the one by one many joined and the little one alonf with the biggers start playing and enjoying. Suddenly a sense of urgencies was noticed among the elder ones and they formed a barrier around the calfs. They finally managed to scare off the Bison and started heading towards us. I was fortunate enough to capture these amazing souls all alone. It was an experience I will cherish for long.
Lust for Greens :- as a wildlife photographer I always try to spend maximum time with individual species, because as they become comfortable from your presence they tend to resume their daily lives and their those moments describe their true instincts which is shown in this image.
A tender moment between a Pheasant-tailed Jacana and its chick, beautifully captured in their natural habitat. The adult’s striking white head and brown plumage contrast gracefully with the soft blue background, while the downy chick nestles close for safety. The vibrant green foliage adds depth, celebrating the harmonious bond between parent and offspring in the wild.
Against the backdrop of a fiery sunset, a stork parent tends to its chick, silhouetted in nature's most dramatic hues. Painted storks are known for their stunning plumage, but here, the simplicity of their silhouette tells a story of life, care, and survival. These birds, often found near wetlands, play a crucial role in the ecosystem by feeding on fish and maintaining ecological balance.
This captivating image of an elderly woman hard at work in the fields of Odisha radiates strength and resilience. As her hair sways in the breeze and her vibrant saree contrasts against the open sky, she seems to embody the spirit of a village that has remained steadfast through time. This powerful photograph serves as a reminder of the beauty and tenacity of the human spirit, as well as the vital role women play in preserving age-old traditions.
Green-tailed sunbird
It is found in Nepal and the northern regions of the Indian subcontinent, stretching eastwards into parts of Southeast Asia.
Its natural habitats are temperate forests and subtropical or tropical moist montane forests. In southeast Szechwan and Yunnan, it lives in open mountain woods with moss-covered trees, from 1825 to 3350 meters elevation.
In the golden light, the tigress stands poised on a dusty forest trail, her presence both majestic and elusive. The towering trees, their leaves glowing in the sun’s embrace, form a cathedral of wilderness, where nature’s beauty whispers in every rustling leaf.
In a charming garden designed to attract a variety of birds, including sunbirds and Indian white-eyes, I set up my tripod and camera, eager to capture the vibrant Purple Sunbird in action. After a period of anticipation, the sunbird made its entrance. I watched as it began its delicate dance around the flowers, hovering with precision to extract nectar. Its wings, a blur of motion, created a mesmerizing display against the backdrop of blossoms. This graceful performance, marked by the sunbird's persistent fluttering and the vibrant colors of the garden, provided a breathtaking glimpse into the beauty of nature’s smallest marvels.
It is steeped in centuries-old traditions and spiritual beliefs, where the line between life and death blurs in the perpetual flames of its pyres. The Ghat embodies the Hindu belief in the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. The air is thick with the scent of burning wood and the chanting of prayers, creating an atmosphere of profound reverence and introspection. For many, Manikarnika Ghat is not just a place of final rites, but a profound convergence of earthly existence and eternal soul.
Part of the big 5 of Africa, the cape buffalo also known as \" Black Death \" weigh 425 to 870 kg, these massive although gentle animals roam around the vast savannah feeding on the grassland
Two Rhino sharing a cute moment in Kaziranga , india , Central zone. we were in safari just wanted to find a good frame when we saw this moment happen and clicked this frame
These two little owlets were captured in the soft glow of early morning as they emerged from their tiny den hidden within the rugged desert rocks. Still shaking off the night, their wide, inquisitive eyes reflect both wonder and caution as they take in the vast world around them.
This image was captured in the desert of Dubai in May 2024.
This stunning image captures a bird of prey, possibly a hawk or a buzzard, in a powerful stance. With its wings slightly raised and talons poised, the raptor appears focused, exuding both grace and strength. The intricate details of its feathers, sharp gaze, and earthy tones blend seamlessly with the blurred natural background, emphasizing its presence as a skilled hunter in the wild. The photograph beautifully highlights the raw beauty and intensity of nature\'s predators.
During a field visit, I found a ball of Platystomatid flies on a leaf. After a close observation, I understood that there was actually a mass of bird poop on the leaf and it was Fully covered by a hungry group of Platystomatids. These signal flies were absorbing nutrients from the poop. Along with the signal flies there was also another fly family which I am unable to identify. Meanwhile, I also observed that some male signal flies were performing courtship dance in front of a group of females. The males were actually maximizing their chances of getting selected for mating as a bunch of females were present together.
A Challenging find - An Indian Cormorant with an Eel Catch
A Challenging find- An Indian Cormorant with an Eel Catch. The bird struggled to swallow the eel which put up quite a fierce struggle. It took almost 15-20 minutes for the Cormorant to swallow the eel fully.
Elephant is a majestic animal, giant in size, thick skin and has tusks. Here are some moments captured of the pachyderm in African savannah.
Canon gear.
Cattle Egrets tend to follow Indian One Horned Rhinos as they share a symbiotic relation with each other. This is a portrait of an Indian One Horned Rhino and an Egret taken at Kaziranga National Park.
A captivating portrait of a young boy from Canning, a small town in West Bengal, capturing the essence of innocence through his deep, curious gaze. His wide, expressive eyes reflect both wonder and curiosity as he looks directly into the camera. A bold black dot on his forehead, a cultural symbol often used for protection, adds a striking contrast to his smooth, sun-kissed skin. His slightly wet, tousled hair and bare shoulders suggest a moment of simplicity and warmth, possibly after play or a bath. The soft natural light enhances the purity of his expression, making this portrait a timeless representation of childhood innocence in rural India.
Wrestling is a popular game of Maharashtra\'s soil. Wrestlers and soil\'s close relationships were created from these games .The love in the wrestler and soil is seen and want to represent.
Giants of the Arctic
:On the rugged shores of Svalbard, a pair of walruses rests side by side, their iconic long white tusks gleaming against the backdrop. The scene exudes a sense of tranquility, as these Arctic giants bask near the frigid waters that define their world.
The walrus, a symbol of the Arctic’s raw beauty, embodies both strength and adaptability. Their massive, wrinkled bodies tell stories of survival in one of the planet’s harshest environments. The close companionship of this pair reflects the social nature of these marine mammals, whose lives revolve around both the land and the sea.
In the rugged silence of the mountains, these unsung heroes tread on. Carrying burdens with grace, they move through the timeless landscape, a testament to strength and resilience. The Great Lakes stand witness to their silent, selfless journey.
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Location - Kashmir Great lakes
2024
\"Ultimate Blessing\"
\'Thiruvathirakkali\' is the traditional art form of Kerala performed by women only. Thiruvathirakkali cherishes the togetherness and beauty of femininity.
The images are from the traditional Kaalapootu (Bull Surfing ) held mostly in villages in North Kerala. The race takes place during the post-harvest season in August and lasts from noon until dusk. In southern Kerala, these events are held under the name “Maramadi”. Though the events are held in water filled paddy fields after harvest, many of the Panchayaths and private individuals own specially maintained fields exclusively for this event.
Kaalapootu is a celebration of the villagers. They gather in large numbers for the event. Kaalapootu, is also a celebration of the strong bonding of human, animal and nature. It is a beautiful symphony created by the fertile mud, water, men and the bulls. In the air charged with excitement and fervor from the “arpuvilikal” ( acclamation ) ,it is the farmers dreams and longing that reverberates in the atmosphere. We witness the natural, spontaneous ushering in of a new season in the ambience of a simple, tranquil village now heady with excitement. The over powering energy and unbeatable enthusiasm of the event, symbolize the indomitable spirit of the villagers.
As the golden rays of the setting sun bathed the mountain's face, the silhouette of the
crescent moon hung above, casting a divine, tranquil presence—like the sacred form of Lord Shiva, timeless and eternal, watching over the earth.
In frame: Mt. Shivling (Shivling or Shivalinga is a
symbolic representation of the Hindu god Shiva)
Captured from: Tapovan, Gaumukh-Tapovan Trek
Shot on Nikon D5300
Camera Settings: f/10, 1/400, ISO 200
Theyyam is an ancient folk ritual.Kandanar Kelan was out hunting in the forest when suddenly the forest caught fire. Finding no other means of escape he climbed a tree. This tree was also the home of two snakes. The fire consumed the tree, the snakes and Kandanar Kelan. Vayanat Kulavan, another warrior god was passing by the burnt forest when he saw the image of Kandanar Kelan in the ashes. With his bow he traced out Kandanar Kelan and gave him life. The theyyam is an embodiment of the Kandanar Kelan and how he shows his anger towards the fire for burning him up.
A scene where a man is saying a final goodbye to someone who has passed away. He is using a spade, a tool for digging, to take care of the remains of the person. Each action he takes is like a respectful tribute, mixing memories with the soil. As he does this, it\'s as if the ashes of the person are softly reminding us of how short life can be.
the striking symmetry of two Grass Yellow butterflies (likely Eurema hecabe or a related species) perched on a small, Yellow flower. The butterflies face each other, their antennae almost touching, suggesting a potential mating interaction. the delicate beauty of these insects and the fascinating natural drama unfolding between them. The flower, acting as a central stage, further highlights the symmetry and intimacy of the moment. Whether this is a prelude to mating or simply a momentary pause, the image captures a beautiful instance of natural artistry and the intriguing lives of these pollinators.
A serene group of Great White Pelicans, also called Rosy Pelicans, rests on calm water at Keoladeo National Park as one lands gracefully amid a misty. This was the first time since past three years that Pelicans have visited the sancturay and I\'m really glad I was able get some of my best shots.
Wei Sawdong Falls is a three-tiered waterfall located in Cherrapunji, Meghalaya
Wei Sawdong Waterfall is a beautiful three step waterfall in Meghalaya. Each level has clear blue water and surrounded by green trees. It's a peaceful spot for those who love nature. Whether you're hiking nearby or relaxing by the water, Wei Sawdong offers a perfect escape. Shot on Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra By Didarul Mazumder
Witnessing seagulls on a winter morning in Varanasi is an ethereal experience. Seagulls swoop gracefully over the river Ganges, their white wings contrasting against the serene waters. The birds seem to dance in harmony with the flow of life, sometimes diving for offerings floated by pilgrims. Their presence adds a sense of freedom and liveliness, reminding you of the interconnectedness of nature and spirituality. It feels peaceful yet invigorating, a moment that connects you deeply to the timeless essence of Varanasi.
A protective and alert vixen nursing her a month old pups. Findings indicate that Bengal foxes can sometimes be more social. Female Bengal foxes were reported to share dens during lactation and four adult foxes were seen emerging from the same den.
Ever tried staring into the soul of a damselfly? This ultra macro shot of the Clear-winged Forest Glory was taken at Tambdi Surla, Maharashtra, and let me tell you, it’s a whole new universe when you zoom in this close! Those hypnotic compound eyes, the metallic green hues, and those fine details – all make this damselfly a true jewel of the Western Ghats. Capturing this was a mix of patience, precision, and sheer passion. Isn’t it amazing how much beauty lies in the tiniest corners of nature?
The Black-tailed Godwit's territorial fight is a testament to the bird's strength, courage, and determination. This spectacular display of nature is a reminder of the importance of territory and the lengths to which animals will go to defend their homes. As we witness this awe-inspiring battle, we are humbled by the beauty and complexity of the natural world. The photo is taken in Mangalajodi wetland, Orissa, India.
“Threads of Tradition: A Festival of Faith and Color”
Amid the bustling streets of a vibrant festival, an elder adorned in ornate traditional headgear prepares for a sacred ritual. His solemn gaze reflects the weight of tradition passed down through generations. By his side, a young participant assists him with reverence, symbolizing the bridge between past and future. Surrounding them, the air is alive with color and celebration, as bowls of vivid powders—each carrying spiritual and cultural significance—are carefully selected to honor the occasion. This is a story of unity, faith, and the enduring beauty of heritage, where each act and every color tells a tale of devotion and shared identity.
The foreground rocks in the Krang Suri Falls in Meghalaya, India, partially submerged in the clear water, draw the eye towards the main waterfall, enhancing the photograph\'s composition. The vibrant blue waters contrast beautifully with the reddish-brown rocks and lush green foliage, creating a harmonious and visually captivating image. The sunlight dancing on the water and the surrounding greenery adds a magical touch to this natural wonder.
Indian Spot-billed Duck, immersed in its daily bath, offers a fleeting glimpse of serenity. Water droplets suspended in mid-air, falling from the duck's beak, add a touch of dynamic elegance. The surrounding foliage weaves a natural tapestry, elevating the scene into a visually striking moment.
A lifetime etched in every wrinkle, a story in every gaze—this portrait captures more than just a moment; it captures a soul. The elderly man, lost in thought, holds his cigarette gently, the swirling smoke mirroring the passage of time. His weary yet piercing eyes speak of resilience, of days gone by, of wisdom earned the hard way. The worn-out shop behind him, the Tamil letters on the sign, the scattered crumbs on the table—all add to the narrative of a life well-lived, a quiet pause in an ever-moving world. This is not just an image; it is a window into a journey.
– Рейтинг фотографов по странам и городам строится на основе 3-х лучших фотографий автора и их относительной позиции в каждой отдельной номинации. Рейтинг в номинации "Мобильная фотография" учитывается в меньшей степени для формирования рейтинга. В списке по странам и городам показывается одна фотография автора с лучшим рейтингом.
– В списке опубликованы только работы которые прошли 2-й этап голосования.
– В рейтинге лучших фотографий учитывается только одна — самая сильная — работа от каждого автора. Даже если у фотографа опубликовано несколько работ, в расчёте позиции используется только одна, с наившим рейтингом. Поэтому порядок фотографий в списке может не совпадать с итоговым положением автора в рейтинге.
– The rating of photographers by countries and cities is based on the three best photos of the author and their relative position in each separate nomination. Rating in the nomination "Mobile Photography" is taken into account to a lesser extent for rating formation. The list by country and city shows one photo of the author with the best rating.
– Only those photos have been published in the list that passed the second stage of voting.
– Only one strongest photo from each author is counted in the Best Photos ranking. Even if a photographer has several published works, only the highest-rated one is used to calculate their ranking position. As a result, the order of photos in the list may not match the author's final ranking position.
