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I’m Prasenjit Choudhury, a photographer and filmmaker inspired by wilderness. From childhood treks across the plateau to journeys in the Himalayas, my work reflects a deep bond with nature. Through cinematic storytelling, I document wildlife, landscapes, and fading traditions, blending artistry with conservation to share untold wild tales.

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Prasenjit Choudhury

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Mechanical engineer turned photographer specializing indian wildlife with very keen interest in Himalaya. Interested in Wildlife Film-making!
  • A dance of nature , rain falls, wings meet & love begins . In frame : whiskered tern #whiskeredtern #loveinrain #monsoonlove #natgeoindia #nikonindia
  • Apex predator of mangrove forest : Fishing Cat . Now its ancestral hunting grounds lost to commerce. what happened if the mangrove ecosystem shifted to commercial fisheries ? #fishingcat #natgeoindia #earthcapture @natgeoindia
  • Those hypnotic eyes , pulling me into the deep dark night … In frame : Oriental scops owl Purulia #owlsofinstagram #natgeoindia
  • The art of disappearing in nature #nature #natgeoindia #earthcapture #nikonindiaofficial
  • Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
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A dance of nature , rain falls, wings meet & love begins . In frame : whiskered tern #whiskeredtern #loveinrain #monsoonlove #natgeoindia #nikonindia
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Apex predator of mangrove forest : Fishing Cat . Now its ancestral hunting grounds lost to commerce. what happened if the mangrove ecosystem shifted to commercial fisheries ? #fishingcat #natgeoindia #earthcapture @natgeoindia
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Apex predator of mangrove forest : Fishing Cat . Now its ancestral hunting grounds lost to commerce. what happened if the mangrove ecosystem shifted to commercial fisheries ? #fishingcat #natgeoindia #earthcapture @natgeoindia
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Those hypnotic eyes , pulling me into the deep dark night … In frame : Oriental scops owl Purulia #owlsofinstagram #natgeoindia
7 months ago
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The art of disappearing in nature #nature #natgeoindia #earthcapture #nikonindiaofficial
7 months ago
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Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
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Why don’t we share the landscape with our neighbors who live in the dark? To minimize human-wildlife conflict in our plateau, we used to share the landscape after sunset. But now, the growing demand for stone and granite has not only destroyed their habitat but also heavily illuminated crushing zones & mining after dark, disrupting their activities. For decades, we, the people of Purulia, have shared our time and space with the wild. But now, their existence is under threat. Just like stone and granite, our wild neighbors are also essential to our ecosystem. We must take necessary measures to ensure coexistence. #saveplateau
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