Meet The Indian Winners Of The PA2F Environmental Photography Award

Out of the 2,300 photographers who participated in the PA2F Environmental Photography Award, three talented Indian photographers stood out.
Out of the 2,300 photographers who participated in the PA2F Environmental Photography Award, three talented Indian photographers stood out.In Shorts, Kallol Mukherjee
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The 3rd edition of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation's Environmental Photography Award has brought global attention to the power of photography as a catalyst for change and compassion towards our planet and its creatures. Out of the 2,300 photographers who participated in this prestigious competition, three talented Indian photographers stood out with their exceptional images, capturing moments that resonate deeply with the audience.

Photograph by Kallol Mukherjee
Photograph by Kallol MukherjeeKallol Mukherjee

Kallol Mukherjee, through his lens, takes us on a breathtaking journey into the heart of nature's power and beauty. His winning photograph showcases a snowstorm in the majestic Himalayas. The image transports us to a realm where the sheer magnificence of the landscape is juxtaposed against the raw forces of nature. Kallol's ability to capture this moment of awe-inspiring grandeur reminds us of the fragile balance we share with the Earth instilling a sense of responsibility to protect and preserve its beauty.

Photograph by Pratik Chorge
Photograph by Pratik ChorgeIn Shorts

Pratik Chorge's photograph speaks volumes about the pressing issue of water scarcity and its impact on communities. The poignant reality captured in his image shows people crowding around a 20,000-liter water tanker in Maharashtra. The faces of the individuals depicted reflect a mix of desperation and hope, highlighting the struggles faced by millions who lack access to clean water. Pratik's photograph serves as a powerful reminder that water scarcity is not just a distant problem but a stark reality faced by many worldwide, urging us to take action and work towards sustainable solutions that ensure equitable access to this vital resource.

Out of the 2,300 photographers who participated in the PA2F Environmental Photography Award, three talented Indian photographers stood out.
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Photograph By Soumya Bhattacharyya
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Soumya Bhattacharyya's captivating shot focuses on the Deccan banded gecko, showcasing our planet's incredible biodiversity. In a single frame, Soumya draws attention to the intricate beauty and unique adaptations found in nature. The vibrant colours and intricate patterns of the gecko serve as a reminder of the incredible diversity of life forms that inhabit our world. Soumya's photograph encourages us to protect and conserve the habitats that support such remarkable biodiversity.

Photography has always been a powerful medium for storytelling, and these winning images exemplify its potential to ignite change and compassion. Through the lens of a camera, photographers can capture moments that stir emotions, inspire action, and create awareness about environmental issues. The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation's Environmental Photography Award provides a platform for talented photographers to showcase their work and amplify their message on a global scale, reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life on Earth and the responsibility we bear to be stewards of the environment.

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