My first post in more than 7 months and a lot has changed in the world. The camera has hardly… Read more When the sun goes behind the moon
Tag: bird photography
The sound of wing-flaps
“In order to see birds it is necessary to become a part of the silence.” – Robert Lynd To me,… Read more The sound of wing-flaps
A whistle for the thistle
Walking along the Indus, just outside of Leh, one does get rewarded with some nice images. The back-roads between Sindhu… Read more A whistle for the thistle
Another close encounter
Most birds, actually make that any wild lifeform, are extremely skittish around humans. And with good reason. Come to think… Read more Another close encounter
A high-key image
I am sure that most of you would know what high-key photography is all about. Try and recall any good… Read more A high-key image
A Power Struggle
Last year, Bird Life International confirmed the extinction of 8 species of birds, the first in this decade. They include… Read more A Power Struggle
Using the foreground
When we think of good images in photography, outside the subject itself and the composition, a lot of emphasis is… Read more Using the foreground
Our daily houseguests
I was looking through some of my earlier images, I have about 4TB of photos that I seem to have… Read more Our daily houseguests
They fly because they can
Bird fly. And they fly. They fly when they wish to fly. And sometimes when they don’t. They fly when… Read more They fly because they can
The morning-after look
There is something about the Grey-crested Tit that reminds me of a classic morning-after look – the one after a… Read more The morning-after look
Of birds, birdies and biryanis 