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A dwarf kingfisher holds a skink on a mossy perch.

Wildlife Photographers Collective India

Capture.
Learn.
Connect.
Conserve.

A community of wildlife photographers, birders and naturalists across India — sharing photographs, field knowledge and a shared respect for the animals in front of the lens.

4+Years
2,500+People
70+Walks & workshops
44Photographs online
More than a hundred WPCI members gathered on a lawn after a community walk

The real picture

Photography was the excuse.
The community was the real picture.

A WPCI community gathering

From the collective

Featured photography

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Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher photographed by Anonymous
The Dwarf and the SkinkCeyx erithaca
Indian Leopard photographed by Anonymous
Ridge WalkerPanthera pardus fusca
Pheasant-tailed Jacana photographed by Anonymous
Breeding PlumageHydrophasianus chirurgus
Bengal Tiger photographed by Anonymous
TurningPanthera tigris tigris
Indian Paradise Flycatcher photographed by Anonymous
White RibbonsTerpsiphone paradisi
Eurasian Hoopoe photographed by Suhaib
Crest RaisedUpupa epops
Indian Pitta photographed by Sujan Ghosh
Ground DwellerPitta brachyura
Bengal Tiger photographed by Anonymous
Down the TrackPanthera tigris tigris
Blue-throated Barbet photographed by Sunil Sehgal
Blue ThroatPsilopogon asiaticus
Greater Flamingo photographed by Anonymous
Two in FlightPhoenicopterus roseus
Indian Leopard photographed by Anonymous
DrinkingPanthera pardus fusca
Asian Green Bee-eater photographed by Anonymous
Green on GreyMerops orientalis

More than photography

  1. Observe
  2. Understand
  3. Appreciate
  4. Protect

A photograph is where it starts, not where it ends. Watching an animal closely enough to photograph it well is usually the first step towards caring what happens to it.

Long form

Photo stories

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The WPCI experience

What being a member looks like

Read the full story of how WPCI started — our introduction.

The photograph is never more important than the welfare of the subject.

WPCI members agree to a wildlife ethics policy covering nest disturbance, playback, baiting, crowding and the responsible handling of sensitive locations. Read the guidelines.

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There is always something to learn — and something to share

No requirement to own professional equipment. No requirement to be an expert. Only a genuine respect for wildlife and a willingness to learn.

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