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Jignesh Pandya

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The Unseen Work Behind a Conservation Image

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Jul 07, 2026 · Conservation Stories

The Unseen Work Behind a Conservation Image

A conservation photograph is stronger when its context is researched. Captions, location notes and collaboration help viewers understand what the image can—and cannot—show.

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Jul 07, 2026 · Mountain Wildlife

A Snow Leopard’s Mountain World

In high mountains, the habitat can be as important as the rare animal. Weather, altitude and terrain shape every field decision.

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Jul 07, 2026 · Marine Wildlife

Following a Whale’s Breath

A distant spout can be the first clue to a whale surfacing. Learn the rhythm of the encounter and prepare the composition before the animal breaks the water.

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Jun 24, 2026 · Wetlands & Water

The Crane’s Reflection

A reflection can double the shape of a bird and turn calm water into a graphic canvas. Small ripples may add movement without distracting from the subject.

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Jun 24, 2026 · Marine Wildlife

A Seal Between Waves

A seal surfacing between waves creates a fleeting portrait with a strong sense of place. Watch the rhythm of the swell before framing the shot.

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Jun 15, 2026 · Fieldcraft & Ethics

Photographing Wildlife from a Hide

A well-placed hide can allow wildlife to behave naturally while the photographer remains unobtrusive. Preparation and patience matter more than constant shooting.

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Jun 15, 2026 · Wildlife in Motion

A Bear Crossing the River

Water adds complexity to action photography: splashes, reflections and changing contrast all compete for attention. Pre-focus on likely crossing points and wait.

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Jun 06, 2026 · Marine Wildlife

A Seal Colony from the Clifftop

A high viewpoint can show the scale and social structure of a colony while keeping people away from the animals. Patterns across the shore become part of the frame.

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Jun 06, 2026 · Wetlands & Water

The Flamingo Colony as a Living Pattern

A colony can become an abstract composition of repeated shapes and shifting color. Step back and study the pattern before choosing a single bird as a focal point.

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