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Kerala Photographer Wins Top Award

Thomas Vijayan bagged the 'People’s Choice Award,’ constituted on the occasion of the 51st anniversary of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

Express News Service

KOCHI:  Thomas Vijayan bagged the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year - People’s Choice Award,’ constituted on the occasion of the 51st anniversary of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition conducted by the Natural History Museum, London.

Thomas Vijayan is the first Malayali and the fourth Indian to win the award.

The award, which is regarded as the world’s most prestigious award in wildlife photography, is referred to the Oscar in  Wildlife Photography.

The award winning photograph is that of a common langur hanging on the tails of two others and swinging naturally as humans do. It was short-listed by nine expert juries from over 42,000 entries from across 96 countries.  “This image, captured at Kabini in Karnataka, is special in its own way as it was selected by the juries for the people to select,” said Vijayan.

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