Ranjan Ramchandani is a Singapore based published photographer focusing on travel, wildlife and more recently digital art. He calls himself a life long student of photography who does not like being categorised in any one genre. Ranjan has recently accepted the position of Asia/Africa Editor for the recently launched magazine in the United States - The Wild Lens. (www.thewildlensmagazine.com) He has honed his skills through photography expeditions around the globe including major wildlife destinations. He is also a graduate from the New York Institute of Photography. In the past he has been the community ambassador for Canon EOS World, Singapore and then moved on to become an Olympus Visionary and brand Ambasador for a few years. Today he has decided to go freelance and mostly uses Canon systems. 
To Ranjan photography is an art - A true medium of self-expression. After his visits to Ladakh in India he was inspired to do his first coffee table book, “Swades: Ladakh: The Land of Splendour in September 2010. His latest book is the first of it’s kind in the world; Published by Floop Photography in the Netherlands is a coffee table book on the Masai Mara in 3D. 
Ranjan has been covered and published in various media in India and the US - Sanctuary Asia, Green Leaf, BanyoPran, Outdoor Photographer and recently The Wild Lens. He has three magazine covers to his name, He’s got recognition and awards at competitions from MIFA (Moscow International Foto Awards), PX3 (Paris), IPA (International photography Awards), OneEyeland awards, World Photo Gala Association, The Charles Dodgson Award The Pollux Awards and more. Ranjan’s works have been shown by private galleries in India, Singapore, Barcelona and now the United States; And was curetted for the 3rd Biennial of fine art and documentary photography at Malaga, Spain in 2014, the 4th Biennial of fine art and documentary photography at Berlin, Germany in 2016, the 5th one which was held in Barcelona, Spain in 2018 and the 6th one which was also held in Barcelona, Spain in December 2021.