"Wildlife photography is as much about timing and patience as it is about the animals themselves, and the 2025 Refocus Photographer of the Year Awards proved it. This year's winning images feel electric and immediate, capturing split‑second scenes that most people would never witness. Baiju Patil of India earned the Wildlife Photographer of the Year title for "The Perfect Heist," a stunning shot from Bharatpur that he spent over 15 years returning to the same wetlands to achieve."
"This year's winning images feel electric and immediate, capturing split‑second scenes that most people would never witness. Across the 25 selected photographs, viewers are pulled into intense, intimate moments-predators hunting, birds clashing mid‑air, and mammals fighting to survive. What sets this edition apart is its storytelling, revealing the delicate balance between wildlife and their environments through scenes that feel cinematic yet entirely real. More: Refocus Photographer of the Year, Instagram"
Timing and patience are central to capturing wildlife behavior and define the 2025 Refocus Photographer of the Year Awards. The winning images convey electric, immediate split-second scenes that most people never witness. Baiju Patil won Wildlife Photographer of the Year with "The Perfect Heist," a Bharatpur shot he achieved after more than 15 years of returning to the same wetlands. The 25 selected photographs portray predators hunting, birds clashing mid-air, and mammals fighting to survive. The edition emphasizes storytelling that reveals the delicate balance between wildlife and their environments through cinematic yet entirely real scenes.
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