World Wildlife Day is falling on 3 March 2024 with a theme focused on ‘Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation’. Here are the unique photographs that captured the essence of the wild world.
A Wildlife Photojournalist, Steve Winter captured a Snow Leopard in its natural habitat in 1913. This National Geographic cover photograph represents the grace and power in a single frame.
Ami Vitale, an American Photojournalist and Documentary Filmmaker clicked a playful group of gorillas enjoying their reflection while looking at a puddle in 2009. The photograph generated self-awareness and curiosity.
The panoramic shot of redwoods was taken by an American Photographer and Conservationist, Art Wolfe in 2008. The towering redwoods present a natural glimpse into the beauty and structure of wildlife.
Frans Lanting, a Dutch Photographer and Author shot this enchanting display of wildflowers after a rare rainfall in the desert. The vibrant image depicts that nature remains beautiful even in a harsh environment.
The rare shot of a female African elephant showcasing immense power while looking at the camera was clicked by Michael Nichols, an American Journalist and Photographer. The photograph shows the magnificence of the creature.