About

Why I Do This

I don’t just take photos - I try to give wild animals a voice. Every scar, every stare, tells a story. From Chota Matka the tiger in Maharashtra to gorillas in Uganda, I see them as fighters, not just subjects. My camera is how I tell their stories.

Who I Work With

I team up with:

• Magazines and publishers
• Conservation NGOs, research groups
• Forest departments, government agencies
• Eco-tourism partners who care about the natural world

If you want images that actually say something and drive people to act, I’m interested.

How We Can Work Together

I shape my work to fit your project:

• Photo-essays that dig deep, not just pretty shots
• Endangered species photo documentation for reports, campaigns, and fundraising
• Visual storytelling for NGOs that shows real work on the ground
• Conservation campaign imagery for eco-tourism, from the savannas of Masai Mara to tiger reserves like Kanha and Corbett

My Approach

Ethical wildlife photography is non-negotiable for me. I don’t disturb the animals. I focus on authentic moments, sometimes with tight portraits, sometimes wide shots that show the bigger picture. The aim is always simple - create connection, spark conversation.

Mumbai Base, No Borders

Main Mumbaikar hoon, but my work goes wherever the wild stories call. Assignments in India, Africa, wherever you need. My hope - unka jhund badhta rahe (may their tribe flourish).