The Lazy King ....An Asiatic Lion encountered during my trip in Nov 2011 at the Sasan Gir National Park. Sasan Gir National park is the last and the only abode of the Asiatic lions on the face of this earth. The last count of these mesmerising wild cats stands around 600.
A leopard captured at Kufri, 25 Kms from Shimla. Basking in the morning sunlight after a chilling night with the snow. Called Subhas with love by his caretaker, he exhibited behaviors that one wouldn't expect from a feline. Subhas not only came close to feel this man's palms but even purred around displaying his love
Little Rann of Kutch also known LRK situated in Gujarat. A Salt bearing ground for 6 months and a fishing ground for the remaining part of the year. The Scorching heat, the fascinating sunset, this is one of the places where our very own Tata Salt comes out. Temperatures soar above 40 Degrees in summers
A rare snow leopard, sadly, in captivity at the Kufri zoo near Shimla. Deprived of a partners he waits on for some company. this feline is one of the rarest and very difficult to spot. they can be usually spotted high up in the Himalayan range. A slender body with a really long tail which
Bandhavgarh national park, often known for the beautiful and majestic striped royal Bengal. Few know it, but a hub to watch flora along side fauna as well. Landscapes that come straight out of a Jurassic park movie, this places is perfect for some landscape photography as well. Probably you might just have the striped beast
The three wise monkeys, sometimes called the three mystic apes, are a pictorial maxim. Together they embody the proverbial principle to "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil". The three monkeys are Mizaru, covering his eyes, who sees no evil; Kikazaru, covering his ears, who hears no evil; and Iwazaru, covering his mouth,
Lying right in the middle of the jungle path, this moth just wouldn't move. Amidst the clatter and crowd of the people around, the moth was just too engrossed in nature. the species yet to be assessed by the IUCN, is the Indian Moon Moth. One of the most beautiful moth species i've ever clicked
We are trying to flash the lights of an old haggled bike, trying to see the many huge figures walking towards us along a long winding road which bore no lights for miles and miles. The night is chilling, not with the wind but with the silence all around us. That feeling of unknown territory
