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Wpai Circuit 2018 WPAI CIRCUIT 2018 First Name Last Name Country SEC NO Image Title DEL ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM 1 TOW DUCKS M A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM 2 2 DOGS M A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM 3 DUCKS AND SWAN M A - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM 4 FLAMINGOSٍ REFLECTION M ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM-T 1 MTHEMBLE FACE 7 A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM-T 2 QUDAIH DEMONSTRATION 2M A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM-T 3 GONE M - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDM-T 4 HIMALAYA CLOUDS - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC 1 BIRD BEAM - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC 2 CAMEL LINE A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC 3 INDONESIAN BUTTERFLY 2 A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC 4 QASEEM PALMS A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC-T 1 FACTORY FRAME - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC-T 2 CARPET MAN - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC-T 3 AUTUMN POKHARA ISLAND - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PIDC-T 4 WATER FALL BOYS 4 A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia ND 1 BUTTERFLY 3 - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia ND 2 INDONESIAN BUTTERFLY 5 A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia ND 3 M3DUCK BEHIND A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia ND 4 MONKY RIVER TEMPLE - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia WLD 1 3DUCK BEHIND - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia WLD 2 BUTTERFLY 2 - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia WLD 3 MTORTOISE A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia WLD 4 NEPAL LANDSCAPE A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PJD 1 SHABAK GIRL M - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PJD 2 DEER AND SON M - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PJD 3 THREE CURVE RACING A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PJD 4 WATER FALL BOYS 2 CM ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PTD 1 CHILD IN TRAIN WINDOW - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PTD 2 GOLDEN DESERT 11 - ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PTD 3 AMARA A ABBAS ALKHAMIS Saudi Arabia PTD 4 HUMAN AND WORKS01 A ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDM 1 ARSAL PORTRAIT A ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDM 2 MY STYLE A ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDM 3 SAND DUNE - ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDM 4 BEDUINIAN TEA MAKING - ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDC 1 CHILD FUN A ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDC 2 BALL VIEW A ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDC 3 DANCE PERFORMANCE - ABDUL BAQI Jordan PIDC 4 MASTERS PERMISSION - ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDM 1 BLISSFUL - ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDM 2 CLASSIC LOOK 1 A ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDM 3 LOOK 1 - ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDM 4 WOMAN WITH WRINKLES - ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDC 1 BOYS IN MATLA RIVER A ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDC 2 CHILD IN BLACK VEIL - ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDC 3 HIDDEN A ABHISHEK BASAK India PIDC 4 LOOK AROUND - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM 1 FREDA - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM 2 MUNNI WITH HER BUFFELO A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM 3 NAZMA - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM 4 AMMA - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM-T 1 AFTER A HEAVY SHOWER A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM-T 2 CHALLENGED M A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM-T 3 DAY FOR EXTRA WORK OR REST A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDM-T 4 SURPRISE ROUND THE CORNER - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC 1 FRANKFURT SUMMER PARK - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC 2 AFTER THE HARVEST A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC 3 JORASANKO HOLI CELEBRATION - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC 4 MAN VS MACHINE 3 - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC-T 1 AFTER A ROADSIDE BATH A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC-T 2 WATER CARRIER IN THE ALLEY - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC-T 3 BATHING TOGETHER 2 A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PIDC-T 4 PORTER IN THE ALLEY A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India ND 1 CHEETAH SITTING - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India ND 2 STANDING APART - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India ND 3 HER MAJESTY - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India ND 4 THOMPSON GAZELLE FAMILY 2 A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India WLD 1 HAYENA WITH KILL A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India WLD 2 LIONESS SAVOURING KILL - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India WLD 3 AFFECTION A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India WLD 4 LIONESS STROLLING - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PJD 1 FIRE FIGHT 3 A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PJD 2 FRESH WATER BATH 3 A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PJD 3 DISTANT COMBAT - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PJD 4 FUN WITH MOM A ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PTD 1 AFRICAN JUNGLE SAFARI - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PTD 2 JORASANKO HOLI CELEBRATION 3 - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PTD 3 LEOPARD SIGHTING - ACHINTA KUMAR SAHA India PTD 4 REFLECTION 3 - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM 1 YOUNG DISCIPLES - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM 2 PERFECT LANDING-II - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM 3 LOVELY MORNING - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM 4 BIRDS FLYING OVER MALLAH IN BOAT - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM-T 1 PLAY BOY A ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM-T 2 AFTER A LONG WALK - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM-T 3 SHOP KEEPER - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDM-T 4 THE REAL LIFE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC 1 WRINKLE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC 2 DISCUSSION - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC 3 FLIGHT AT SUNRISE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC 4 STABLE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC-T 1 JOY OF LEARNING - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC-T 2 DUO DANCERS A ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC-T 3 GANGA POOJA A ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PIDC-T 4 HOLY BATH - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA ND 1 HORN IN ROCK A ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA ND 2 DARK CLOUDS - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA ND 3 SNOW WHITE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA ND 4 SAND AND SUN - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA WLD 1 INNOCENT LOOK - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA WLD 2 MYNAH - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA WLD 3 RELAXING - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA WLD 4 UPASNA - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PJD 1 LIFE-1 - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PJD 2 AFTER BOMB BLAST A ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PJD 3 END OF LIFE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PJD 4 ALL ABOUT LIFE - ADITYA SINGH NEGI INDIA PTD 1 LIGHTING INDIA GATE - 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AGARWAL ANIL INDIA WLD 3 BAAT CHEET A AGARWAL ANIL INDIA WLD 4 MEETING - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PJD 1 EXPLOIT - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PJD 2 MOB - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PJD 3 DEMON DANCE - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PJD 4 MORNING LIGHT A AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PTD 1 LONG JOURNEY - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PTD 2 GANESH VISARJAN - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PTD 3 IMMERSION OF GANESH - AGARWAL ANIL INDIA PTD 4 THE JOURNEY - ALAIN MORATA France PIDM 1 ARGI ETCHEAN A ALAIN MORATA France PIDM 2 BARDENAS 1 - ALAIN MORATA France PIDM 3 CORNEMUSE A ALAIN MORATA France PIDM 4 FORGER LE FER - ALAIN MORATA France PIDC 1 BRUMES MATINALES - ALAIN MORATA France PIDC 2 FB 2018 A ALAIN MORATA France PIDC 3 PRISE DE VUE - ALAIN MORATA France PIDC 4 ZK NOVEMBRE 2 - ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDM 1 END OF THE JOURNEY - ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDM 2 FRIENDS A ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDM 3 MEGH MALHAR - ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDM 4 SECURED JOURNEY - ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDC 1 DAILY LIFE A ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDC 2 ETERNAL - ALAKESH GHOSH India PIDC 3 ONENESS OF SPIRIT - 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ALI NAZMA INDIA ND 3 SUN BATH A ALI NAZMA INDIA ND 4 WINGS - ALI NAZMA INDIA WLD 1 BUSH BACK - ALI NAZMA INDIA WLD 2 LOOKING FOR FOOD A ALI NAZMA INDIA WLD 3 THE QUEEN OF MIKUMI - ALI NAZMA INDIA WLD 4 ZEBRAS - ALI NAZMA INDIA PJD 1 COCK FIGHTING AT JHARGRAM A ALI NAZMA INDIA PJD 2 NIDDLE-WORK AT SRINAGAR - ALI NAZMA INDIA PJD 3 WAHE GURU AT SWARNAMANDIR - ALI NAZMA INDIA PJD 4 COW RACE AT CANNING - ALI NAZMA INDIA PTD 1 BOATMEN A ALI NAZMA INDIA PTD 2 FLOWING LIDDER AT KASHMIR - ALI NAZMA INDIA PTD 3 RAGHURAJPUR ARTISTS' VILLAGE - ALI NAZMA INDIA PTD 4 BUSY BANK AT VARANASI - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM 1 THE CHOU DANCERS - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM 2 TWIN DOGS - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM 3 FROLICKING CHOU A ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM-T 1 SIT AND REFLECT - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM-T 2 FOREVER 21 A ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM-T 3 BIRD N MAN IN LINES - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDM-T 4 SONGS OF THE GANGES - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDC 1 AT THE WATERFALLS - ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDC 2 DANCE ON THE HILLS A ANAKIN BANERJEE India PIDC 3 UP THE STAIRS - 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