About Fine Art Nature Photography

Why I Do This

Out in the wild, camera in hand, I’m chasing stories more than just animals. For me, nature photography is as much about patience and getting muddy as it is about that one, unpredictable moment. Doesn’t matter if I’m waiting hours for a leopard or catching pigeons just doing their thing - it’s always about the next surprise.

My Style & Tricks

• I take common birds and animals just as seriously as the big cats. Pigeons, peacocks, kites, you name it - every subject’s got something unique if you look close.
• Sometimes I go bold with double exposure wildlife images: like blending a predator and prey in one shot, or layering textures to create a dreamy, abstract mood.
• I love playing with light. High-key shots against a white sky for that minimal wildlife photography vibe, or low-key drama where the animal pops out of the shadows using only natural light.
• Silhouettes and rim lighting are my jam. The sun does half the work, I just wait for the right angle to make those natural light animal portraits really pop.
• When I’m feeling artsy, I go all in for abstract nature art prints - patterns on fur, out-of-focus bokeh, or motion blur for that almost painting-like look.

Where I Shoot

You’ll find me anywhere from Indian jungles to Aussie bushland. Sometimes I get the shot, sometimes I just get a story. Patience is pretty much the main skill here.