I have written about this before – how some images trigger unexpected associations. This one somehow just reminds me of… Read more The Milanese Nightingale
Category: National Parks
Making low light work for you
One way of describing photography would be to say that it is akin to painting using light to tell a… Read more Making low light work for you
A spot of colour in a monochromatic frame
bokeh (/ˈboʊkeɪ/ BOH-kay[1]) (Japanese: [boke]) is that aesthetic quality created by the out of focus elements of an image produced… Read more A spot of colour in a monochromatic frame
Fire on the Old Silk Route
Dzuluk is a small village hamlet in the lower Himalayas nestled in the eastern part of Sikkim at a height… Read more Fire on the Old Silk Route
The Lark in the Clear Air
Dear thoughts are in my mind And my soul soars enchanted, As I hear the sweet lark sing In the… Read more The Lark in the Clear Air
The sparrow lark that was too close
Once I saw a little bird come hop, hop, hop! And I cried, “Little bird, will you stop, stop, stop?”… Read more The sparrow lark that was too close
A zoom-burst, why not?
Staying on the same theme as doing something different, these are from a monsoon trip to Kabini last year. Obviously,… Read more A zoom-burst, why not?
Try a different perspective
Occasionally, subjects can present themselves in a way that could make for an interesting and different take on them. Take,… Read more Try a different perspective
The journey to 500
Little did I know, when I clicked a picture of a Purple Sunbird a few years back, that this would start a… Read more The journey to 500
Capturing a bird-in-flight
I have always struggled with capturing images of Birds in Flight (BIF). My go-to birding lens is the Nikon 600mm… Read more Capturing a bird-in-flight
