It’s time to click with the wild

A photo by Mandanna KA. The photo won him the bronze medal in the Mercedes Benz 15th FIAP Nature Biennial World Cup

A photo by French photographer Magnaldo Alastair. The awards will be presented on October 7 at Chitrakala Parishat

A photo by Indian photographer Kiran Poonacha. Photographs were assessed on photo composition, lighting and sharpness

A photo by Indian photographer Babi Nobis, who won a silver medal at the World Cup. A glossy catalog and coffee table book of the award winning images will also be published

A photo by Slovenian photographer Golob Gorazd. The World Cup was contended by 850 photographs and projected images from more than 570 of the world’s leading nature photographers of 32 countries

A photo by South African wildlife photographer Mamal Botes Gideon. The winning photographs were handpicked by an international jury that included B Srinivasa and TNA Perumal from India

With India securing second place in the Mercedes-Benz 15th FIAP Nature Biennial World Cup in photography, it’s time to celebrate. Chitrakala Parishat offers a treat to all wildlife enthusiasts in Bangalore — an exhibition of the award winning photographs from October 7-12. More than 570 of the world’s leading photographers representing 32 different countries participated in the World Cup