“ Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the… Read more Flight of Icarus? Not really
Category: National Parks
Of mnemonic associations
Images trigger associations that you never knew existed in your memory. I am not sure if you identify with this… Read more Of mnemonic associations
A Blue Diamond
The Small Niltava is a very pretty bird. So pretty, infact, that blurred imperfections in the foreground don’t really matter.… Read more A Blue Diamond
A flock of the dazzling Grandalas
Just got back home after a wonderful week in North Sikkim, photographing birds in the cold heights of Lachen, Thangu… Read more A flock of the dazzling Grandalas
Blood on the snowline
A visit to Sikkim is incomplete without a sighting of the state bird, the Blood Pheasant. While the name is… Read more Blood on the snowline
A Grandala tree
What do you do when you find yourself in a 90-minute session with a flock of around 700-800 Grandala’s and… Read more A Grandala tree
An existential dilemma, resolved, maybe
There is this long-standing tussle that has been lurking around the edges of my mind which is probably well highlighted… Read more An existential dilemma, resolved, maybe
Misty, moody and magical
A lovely misty, moody morning at Bharatpur with a family of Sarus Cranes. We spotted the cranes through the mist… Read more Misty, moody and magical
Teaching a juvenile
Two things about this pic that make this a very interesting capture. a. This juvenile Sarus Crane is about 4-5… Read more Teaching a juvenile
Folklore and conservation
The Sarus Crane is one of the few birds that have benefitted from traditional folklore, in so far as their… Read more Folklore and conservation
