Palani Mohan

Palani Mohan is an Award-winning[1] freelance Australian photographer currently based in Hong Kong.

Biography

Mohan was born in Madras, India in 1967. He moved to Sydney, Australia as a child with his family. In 1985 he won a cadetship with the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper and spent the next ten years as a staff photographer covering news and sports. His work has been published by many of the world’s leading publications including National Geographic magazine,[2] Stern Magazine and Time Magazine. He is the author of four books and is completing a fifth on the Mongolian nomads who hunt with eagles.[3]

Awards
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References
  1. "2005, Palani Mohan, 2nd prize, Nature stories". worldpressphoto.org.
  2. National Geographic magazine. "Visions of Earth 2008 - Photo Gallery - National Geographic Magazine". nationalgeographic.com.
  3. "merrellpublishers.com". merrellpublishers.com.
  4. "Second Place - Science / Natural History Picture Story". poyi.org.
  5. "Sony World Photography Awards". worldphoto.org.
  6. "The 2014 Sony World Photography Awards". The Atlantic.
  7. "Palani Mohan - Dust on The Frame". Communication Arts.
  8. "AI-AP - American Illustration - American Photography". ai-ap.com.
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