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The Best Wildlife Photographer of the Year award went to the front of the film which was truly impressive!
The job of capturing a rare animal on this planet is commendable. Sergei Gorskhov captured a Siberian tiger in the jungles of eastern Russia. This film has earned the award of the best.
The award was co-presented by a television presenter at the Natural History Museum in London and the Royal Highness of the Duchess of Cambridge.
As seen in the image, a tigress hugs a tree. Rubbing his body against the tree. It is purely a sign of one’s own presence. Leaving the scent of his body on the tree, he seems to be telling all the animals in this forest, but here I am!
A Siberian tigress holds a Manchurian fir in a forest in eastern Russia. It took 11 months to get this moment on the hidden camera.
In awarding the film, the judges said that the rare beauty of the light color and texture captured in Sergei’s photo can only be found in any painting.
The BBC has interpreted it differently. They say that the tiger looks like part of the forest. Its tail is curved in such a way that it is the root of the tree. As if two entities were one.
Source: Genius
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