
Tania Chatterjee : A photographer, traveller & educator, Tania Chatterjee is a storyteller; capturing portraits and inspiring human stories. She has a strong acumen and in her works has covered indigenous cultural, social issues and travel stories across several states of India as well as different countries like Netherlands, France, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Nepal & Bhutan. She is also the founder and director of FOTORBIT Pvt. Ltd. (www.fotorbit.com) which was launched with an aim to promote photography as a visual art form. She is often regarded as a go-to mentor and role model for photographers looking to make a career in travel photography. She has worked with various international agencies,philanthropic organizations and reputable organizations like NatGeoTravellerIndia , with her photographs being exhibited across a number of national and international platforms.
On an exclusive mission for Samsung India, Tania Chatterjee travelled to Chhattisgarh – the tribal heartland of India – to #UncoverTheEpic festivities of the Bison Horn Maria tribe up close like never before with #GalaxyS21 Ultra 5G Portrait mode. Catch a sneak peek of her journey #withGalaxy #PartnerContent.
National Geographic photographer and traveller Tania Chatterjee’s journey to Bastar was studded with Chhattisgarh’s natural splendour and the amicable company of the Bison Horn Maria tribe. Watch her #UncoverTheEpic using Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra – a portrait photographer’s delight, as she documents their iconic festivities up close like never before !

Eshika Fyzee is a National Geographic Explorer and a wildlife filmmaker who focuses on conservation in all the work that she does.She has travelled through parts of Nepal on assignments with National Geographic Traveller India, and has worked on conservation films with WWF India. Most recently, Eshika has produced and directed a broadcast length documentary on the severely threatened Himalayan Brown Bear, for the National Geographic Channel. She travelled to one of the coldest inhabited places on earth to film and document her expedition in search of the species, as well as the ongoing human-bear conflict in one of the most extreme terrains in the world.She is currently working on a new conservation films for National Geographic, and and hopes her work creates the positive impact she desires.
National Geographic Explorer Eshika Fyzee embarked on a thrilling expedition in the Himalayan mountains with the powerful GalaxyS21 Ultra 5G. Here's an exclusive sneak peek into her dynamic adventure in Kashmir while you gear up to uncover more! #UncoverTheEpic with Samsung India.
Embark on an epic journey with National Geographic Explorer Eshika Fyzee to capture Kashmir’s most elusive species using the revolutionary Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. From the Kashmir rock agama to the majestic Himalayan Black bear, watch her uncover the epic in the most treacherous Himalayan terrains

Malaika is a National Geographic Explorer, TV presenter and wildlife filmmaker. Her documentaries focus on the environment, endangered species, community-led conservation and wildlife trafficking.
She has travelled across some of the most hostile terrains on all seven continents - from hiking across glaciers in the Antarctic, to riding across deserts in Rajasthan, to diving with blue whales in remote frontiers of the ocean. Malaika’s recent film on Manta Rays was nominated for the Green Oscars and won an award at the prestigious Jackson Wild Media Awards. She documents the illegal wildlife trade globally as part of her work, and collaborates with organisations like WildAid and the Wildlife Trust of India on wildlife trafficking investigations and conservation initiatives.
National Geographic Explorer Malaika Vaz, armed with Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, went on our first-ever underwater adventure captured on a smartphone, off the coast of Fuvahmulah Island in Maldives. Here's a peek, but there's more to come! Uncover The Epic with Galaxy S21 Ultra.
From the Regal angelfish to the Majestic tiger Shark – Get up close with some of the most incredible residents of the ocean With Galaxy S21 Ultra. Uncover The Epic Shark Island of Maldives with Nat Geo explorer Malaika Vaz, in our very first underwater expedition captured on a smartphone.

Prasenjeet Yadav is a molecular ecologist turned National Geographic Photographer & Explorer. He focuses on natural history and science stories in Asia. He is currently working on projects funded by National Geographic, and travels the globe for his documentation and speaking engagements. He combines his experience in research with his photography skills to popularize ecological and conservation sciences in the wider society. Along with the larger stories, he also produces stories that are directed at specific audiences who have the power to create lasting change.
National Geographic Explorer Prasenjeet Yadav hiked to the sky islands of the Western Ghats to Uncover The Epic and capture our first-ever covershot using the 8K Video Snap feature of the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. Here’s a sneak-peek of his quest.
Marking a new milestone in the role of camera phones in story-telling, Prasenjeet Yadav headed into the lush forests of the Western Ghats to capture the wildlife that lurks beyond the foliage, for the perfect cover shot.