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ARTIST‘S GALLERY
In these columns we feature works of distinguished artists and lens persons. This week we feature wildlife and nature photographer Shivendra Singh.
Shivendra is a young natural history photographer and filmmaker from Kanpur but he is now based in New Delhi. He started his photography in 2011 when he was in 11th standard. He turned a professional Nature and Wildlife photographer in 2015.
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His works are published in BBC Wildlife Magazine (Feb 2019), Explore Wild India Magazine ( May 2020 ), Paws Trails Magazine (2018), Zeal Wildlife Magazine (2018), Wildside Magazine (2017).
He has been featured on various platforms including Incredible India (2018), National Geographic Your Shot (2018). His works are widely exhibited in India and abroad such as Paws Trails Explorers Photo Exhibitions(2018), Xposure International Photography Festival(2018), and Nature in Focus Film Festival(2018).
Shivendra is currently working on a project for leading Natural History Channels. He says: “My love for the nature and animals attracted me to go for Natural History. Someone has to be the voice of the voiceless so I decided to click them, their life, behaviour, how they live in the wild, what they eat, how they survive. I want to photograph and film each and every aspect of their life.”
Shivendra wants to showcase the biodiversity of Incredible India and its marvelous wild areas – “there is a lot to explore in Indian Forests”. So far he has been to Kabini (Nagarhole National Park), Bharatpur (Keoladeo Ghana National Park), Sattal (Uttarakhand), Jaipur (Jhalana National Park), Amboli Rainforests (Maharashtra), Outskirts of Nashik, Ziro (Arunachal Pradesh), Kalatop National Park (Himachal Pradesh), Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park ( Jodhpur) and many more.
Today he is also a core team member of a community “There is no Earth B” and doing plastic cleanup drives, conduct various awareness drives to protect environment and also conduct best out of waste art workshops.
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