[imagesource: Pallavi Prasad Laveti / Wildlife Photographer of the Year]
‘Coexistence’ by Pallavi Prasad Laveti (above) shows an Asian palm civet kitten peeking out of a bag in a small remote village in India.
The image shows how comfortable the creatures are in the company of the humans who live there. This, says the photographer, is an “image of hope”, because in other parts of the world, “animals are not so free”.
Laveti is in the running for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award.
The winner of the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer Of The Year was announced in October, with Sergey Gorshkov claiming the top prize for his picture of a Siberian tigress hugging an ancient Manchurian fir tree in the Russian Far East.
Via Sky News, the judges have stepped aside, and voting is now open to the general public to choose the image that they love the most.
Here are some of our favourite photos on the shortlist:
You can check out the rest of the shortlist, and cast your vote, here.
It’s going to be tough to choose.
[source:skynews]
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