Wildlife Bird Photography
Manas National Park
Hema
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About Wildlife Bird Photography
Wildlife Bird Photography by Hema Palan
As a wildlife photographer specializing in bird photography, I capture intimate moments of avian life in their natural habitats. My work spans diverse locations including Manas National Park and Gajoldoba.
Expertise
- Specialized in documenting rare and endangered bird species
- Focus on natural behaviors and intimate moments
- High-resolution captures using professional Nikon equipment
- Natural lighting and thoughtful composition techniques
Perfect For
Nature enthusiasts, conservation organizations, and publications seeking authentic documentation of birds in their natural habitats, particularly those interested in species like the Chestnut-headed bee-eater, Great Indian Hornbill, and Red-crested pochard.
Additional Details
All photographs include species information and conservation context, combining artistic beauty with educational value. My work emphasizes storytelling through imagery while maintaining authenticity in wildlife documentation.
Meet your Expert
Hema
21 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Mumbai's chaos? Love it, but my heart's out in the wild. Diwali lights are cool, but nothing beats locking eyes with a gorilla in Bwindi or catching the pain in Chota Matka’s eyes at Tadoba. My camera’s not just for pretty shots – it’s for telling their stories. Won the BigPicture award last year, sure, but real joy is watching a tigress with her cubs and hoping my work does some good for them.
My Work
Wildlife Photography & Storytelling - I document animal behavior, conservation stories, and create fine art wildlife portraits. Commissioned work and collaborations welcome.
Subjects: Tigers, Primates & Rare Creatures - From tiger cubs in Tadoba to rare frogs in Madagascar, I love capturing stories of all animals, big or small.
Ethical Wildlife Photography - Respect comes first. I stay invisible, patient, and never disturb the animals or their habitat.
Conservation Storytelling - My focus is on endangered species. I use my photos to highlight their struggles and push for conservation.
