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Narayana Swamy K M

K M Narayana Swamy

AMoL I

India

Recognized within the Master of Light distinction system

Professional Summary

I am an Indian forest service officer and served the country in many places and come across several changes of forest diversities during my last 33 years of service. I visited many tiger reserves in the country, I detail and studies the habitat and behavior of the tiger and other carnivores both extensively and intensively especially in the 3 tiger reserves of Karnataka, Nagarahole, Bandipura and brt.

My first photograph of tiger is a three tiger cubs in a den at brt during 2000 awarded many prizes and brought me laurels.

My wildlife photographic career especially in getting the following distinctions;

2004 ARPS; 2005 AFIAP; 2006 FFIP; 2009 EFIAP; 2014 PPSA; 2015 APSA; 2018 HON.WPAI;

During the journey of photography I am learning from nature and being a student of nature. I am keen to learn a lot.

I have been part of several FIAP biennials which won many awards.

During 2018 I won gold cup of FIAP biennial for my photo “jackal carrying cheetals head”, also which has won more than 100 gold medals so far.

More than 4000 acceptances in the international salon. Which reflects my interest as well as hard work.

K M Narayana Swamy,
IFS ARPS, FFIP, EFIAP, PPSA, APSA, HON.WPAI

Affiliations

Key Achievements

Royal Photographic Society (RPS) · FIAP · Federation of Indian Photography (FIP) · Photographic Society of America (PSA) · Wildlife Photography Association of India (WPAI)

  • More than 4,000 international salon acceptances
  • Winner of the FIAP Biennial Gold Cup in 2018
  • His photograph “Jackal Carrying Chital’s Head” has received more than 100 Gold Medals
  • Recipient of numerous awards for wildlife photography, including his photograph of three tiger cubs made in 2000
  • Holder of ARPS, AFIAP, FFIP, EFIAP, PPSA, APSA and Hon.WPAI distinctions
  • Participated in several award-winning FIAP Biennials
  • More than three decades of professional experience studying forest ecosystems, tiger habitats and carnivore behaviour
  • Recognized particularly for wildlife and nature photography
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Selected Works

Master of Light Photographic Association
Institutional Author Profile