When it comes to photography, there are different aspects. One may find it as a method of collecting memories, or another may find it as even a therapy. Whatever it is, it can do silent wonders in viewers’ minds. That is the magical power of photography, where thousands of words are delivered silently. And when it comes to wildlife photography, it is a whole new world with lots of unexpected encounters.
Of course, unlike humans, you cannot ask animals to stay still to take a photo, and all you can do is wait patiently for even hours to capture the perfect moment. And that perfect moment will always blow your mind. So we can say that wildlife photography is an art of observation. Dhritiman Mukherjee is a person who mastered that art for 20 years. He is a really active photographer and wildlife conservationist. When you truly love nature and try to protect it, nature also shares little secrets with you about its magical powers. So as a nature lover, Dhritiman also has got the chance to witness those silent magics, and with his photography skills, he is sharing those wonders with the rest of the world.
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Having this special connection with nature, this photographer is very clever in catching the most breathtaking moments in the animal kingdom. And one of his photographs which were submitted to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year went viral among people and took a lot of attention towards his photography style. That was a photograph of an endangered male crocodile carrying hundreds of babies on his back which is very rarely seen to be witnessed by us.
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Yeah, that photograph reminds us of the love and dedication of the father, and it was a very beautiful photograph. Therefore, we thought of sharing that amazing photo and many other photos of this talented and dedicated photographer with you also to brighten your day and remind you how much we are blessed to be surrounded by this beautiful nature.
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