The results of international wildlife photography contest - the Mercedes Benz FIAP Nature Biennial World Cup - were announced in Bangalore on Wednesday, September 15.
The competition aimed at discovering the challenge and thrill of wildlife photography - capturing that magical moment in the life of Earth's most beautiful inhabitants.
India finished as a close and creditable second out of 32 countries but certainly gave the 5 time winners, Italy, a run for their money. We bring you some of the winning images from around the world.
The results of international wildlife photography contest - the Mercedes Benz FIAP Nature Biennial World Cup - were announced in Bangalore on Wednesday, September 15.
The competition aimed at discovering the challenge and thrill of wildlife photography - capturing that magical moment in the life of Earth's most beautiful inhabitants.
India finished as a close and creditable second out of 32 countries but certainly gave the 5 time winners, Italy, a run for their money. We bring you some of the winning images from around the world.
One of the entries to the competition by an Indian photographer.
One of the images sent to the competition by an Indian photographer.
The jury members were not just looking for beauty - but for action in the winning frames.
One of the entries to the competition by an Indian photographer.
One of the entries to the competition by an Indian photographer.
One of the entries to the competition by an Indian photographer.
India's Babi Nobis won a silver medal for this photograph.
India's Dilan Mandanna won a Bronze medal for this photograph.
This photo by India's Kiran Poonacha was projected at the event.
Golob Gorazd by British-coast-Slovenia captured this photograph.
France's Magnaldo Alastair won a silver medal for this photograph.
South Africa's Botes Gideon captured this photo of a Fleeing hyena.
