Wildlife / Animals nominee

The cloud forest whispers in mist, every drop alive with motion. In its quiet heart, a Violet Sabrewing hovers, violet fire shimmering against green. She leans into the bloom, intent, absorbed. Then, without warning, a rival descends in a sudden assault. Yet what unfolds is not retreat. With an acrobatic twist, she flips backward mid-air, wings wide, tail flared, yet never releasing the flower’s thread of nectar. My shutter closed on resilience incarnate. It was not just fight or flight but a response of relaxation — to be struck and still remain. In this fragile, ferocious instant, she taught what endurance looks like: beauty refusing to yield, grace unbroken, nourishment uninterrupted.

I am here for the fist time. I did do some wild life and travel photography. I am teacher in Martial arts and breath.