Best Nature Photographer, Varun Aditya

Varun Aditya is the first prize Winner of Natgeo Nature photographic artist of the year 2016. He is one of the main and well known untamed life picture takers from India. Known for his energetic, under uncovered and extraordinary narrating structures, his pictures have been distributed routinely on BBC, Apple, Nat Geo, Huffpost and so forth

He got the chance to go with American mainstream scene photographic artist Michael Melford to Costa Rica and Panama subsequent to winning a Nat Geo rivalry in 2013. In 2016, he won the principal prize at the National Geographic Photographer of the Year in the Animal Portraits class for his photo on a green plant snake which is likewise called the Asian Vine Snake.

While working together investigations in London, Varun began trying different things with his camera which changed his course of life. His vigorous love for nature and flying drove him to start shooting planes and feathered creatures in real life. He at that point began learning photography through Google and Youtube, which cleared his approach to turning into a self-educated proficient photographic artist.

He is enthusiastic about pursuing light and climate. He has aggregated the experience of shooting the same environments and subjects over various periods of climate and light. He adores noticing and trying different things with sensational climate and emotional light, particularly the brilliant light hours during the dawn and nightfall.

On 19 August 2019 concurring with the World Photography Day, CEO of Apple, Tim Cook took to Twitter and shared a picture which was caught by Varun Aditya identified with the image on elephants with twofold rainbow out of sight.

Varun is an individual who emphatically accepts that narrating through a photo is substantially more impressive than a video. Creation and narrating pictures are Varun’s strength. His furor for making diverse wide edges and points of view can be seen through the entirety of his photos.