In the heart of India’s vibrant landscapes, rich culture, and stunning wildlife, our founder has built a platform that blends high-end wildlife tourism with conservation and positive impact. His journey unfolds as a narrative woven with passion, purpose, and an unwavering commitment to wildlife conservation while connecting people with nature. …
Through a small clearing in the #canopy, atop a small hill in #Bandhavgarh National Park, I watch the forests give way to #agricultural land.
I will try my best to answer it in this post. Firstly, if you scroll through my profile you will see that I do not “only photograph tigers”.
It was over four years ago that I stumbled upon a rare sighting of a blue-eyed tigress in Bandhavgarh.
It could take an hour, a couple of hours or even a few days and you still may not be able to spot let along photograph one.
A healthy breeding population of big carnivores such as the tiger is indicative of a healthy ecosystem at large.
Wildlife photography is unlike any other genre of photography. You have no control over the subject, no command over the light, the pose or even the situation.
