‘Divine Light’: 9-Year-Old Takes Photo of Peahens on Misty Winter Morning, Makes It to Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards

‘Divine Light’: 9-Year-Old Takes Photo of Peahens on Misty Winter Morning, Makes It to Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards
Shreyovi Mehta with her father, Shivang Mehta. Courtesy of Allen Jacob
Deborah George
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A breathtaking photograph of peahens on a glorious winter morning has made it to the 60th World Wildlife Photography Awards. The dream-like shot taken by an Indian girl who is only in grade five has come runner-up in the “10 Years and Under” category.

Shreyovi Mehta’s winning picture, titled “In the Spotlight,” depicts a silhouette of two peahens standing in the center of what appears to be a “dark tunnel” of trees, with the light of dawn illuminating the background. The budding photographer called the remarkable golden hue captured in her shot a “divine light.”
Deborah George
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Deborah is a writer from the Midwest, where she taps out stories at her old wooden secretary desk. In addition to writing for the Epoch Times, she also produces content for Human Defense Initiative and other publications. She likes to find joy in the mundane and take the road less traveled.
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