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Special Mention | Young Photographer

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Tanish Ray

Special Mention | Young Photographer

Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh

Seven critically endangered Indian Vultures occupy the different branches of a Sal tree, deep in the forests of Kanha.

Tanish Ray

Tanish Ray’s photography journey began when his father gave him his old camera and lenses. The young photographer has travelled to various forests across the world, photographing the wildlife within them. He loves to document wolves and tigers, and when not learning about them, he plays football.

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Tanish Ray