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Captured in Russia’s Land of the Leopard National Park, this Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020 winner shows a rare Siberian tigress embracing a tree, marking her territory in a remote forest.
Taken in Ranthambore during dry season, this image from Nature’s Best Photography Asia 2019 highlights a Royal Bengal tiger resting under golden light, exuding regal calm amidst Rajasthan’s rugged wilderness.
Winner of National Geographic’s Grand Prize in 2012, this dynamic image captures an Indochinese tiger mid-shake, with water droplets frozen in mid-air, reflecting its raw, muscular power.
Commended in the Sanctuary Wildlife Photography Awards 2020, this image shows a tiger in Corbett National Park reclining at dawn, with soft light illuminating its whiskers in a moment of quiet repose.
This runner-up at the 1839 Color Photography Awards presents a tiger locking eyes with the camera, its vibrant coat and intense expression capturing the wild cat’s fierce spirit and alertness.
Featured in the Remembering Wildlife series, this Ranthambore photo portrays a lone tiger reflected in still water, conveying a quiet, almost melancholic atmosphere amidst the jungle’s serenity.
Captured with camera-trap precision in Russia, this image of a Siberian tiger displays the rare Amur subspecies navigating snowy forests, its piercing eyes framed against the winter landscape.
A Wildlife Photographer of the Year finalist, this haunting image shows a critically endangered South China tiger in captivity, its pacing silhouette highlighting the fragile existence of the subspecies.
Grand Prize winner at Nature’s Best Photography International 2024, this Tadoba image freezes a mother tiger training her cub to fight, with splashing water capturing both motion and teaching instinct.
This image, featured in National Geographic’s Pictures of the Year 2024, captures an extremely rare pseudo-melanistic tiger with unusual dark stripes, photographed in Similipal Tiger Reserve, Odisha.