Wildlife & Conservation Photography

The wild reveals itself to those who wait.

Vinit Arora — wildlife photographer & conservationist from Nagpur, the tiger capital of India. Fifteen years of patient frames from Tadoba, Pench, Kanha and the high Himalaya.

The Photographer

Conservation first.
Photograph second.

Since 2010 I have wandered the jungles of Central India — mostly alone, mostly waiting. I work with the NGO Shrusti Pariyavaran Mandal, and I will always put the wellbeing of an animal above any photograph of it.

“The tigers, wolves, deer & the antelopes are the educators of nature. I am only a life from the land of urban mammals.”

Field collaborator — BBC Natural History Unit, “Wonders of the Monsoon”

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Years in the wild
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National awards
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Coffee-table books
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Curated frames
My Story
Wildlife photographer Vinit Arora smiles in a cap and safari jacket beside a calm river in the field.
The Collection

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After Dark

When the forest turns nocturnal

Some of the jungle’s best stories are told after sunset — by torchlight, starlight and the ember glow of dusk.

See the night collection
Safari With Me

Walk into the wild beside the one who knows it best

Join me on a guided photography safari through Tadoba, Pench or Kanha. Small groups, patient hours, and the field craft of fifteen years — shared one sighting at a time.

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