About Wildlife & Nature Photography

Why I Photograph Nature

I always feel nature hides its best stories. Butterflies can't see their own wings, but we can. I try to show you all those small and big moments through my lens - whether it's a tiger walking through grass or a bird taking a bath. Photography is my way to connect with the wild and a nudge to everyone to care about it.

What I Capture

• Most of my work is about Indian wildlife - I chase after the big ones like tigers in Ranthambore and Corbett, leopards, elephants, and even sloth bears in the rains.
• Birding keeps me hooked - from Shikra and Spotted Owlets to colourful Navrang (Indian Pitta), Neelkanth (Indian Roller), Kurjan (Demoiselle Crane) and Kala Teetar (Black Francolin). I love catching their quirks and colours.
• Lately, I've been obsessed with macro insect shots - dragonflies, butterflies, and tiny creatures that you usually miss.

How I Work

Wildlife photography is mostly waiting - jungle safaris, foggy mornings in Dhikala, hot afternoons in Rajasthan. Patience is key. Sometimes it's hours for one frame. Every photo has its own story - an elephant blocking my path or two antelopes fighting.

Where I Shoot

My field office is all over India:

• Rajasthan (Ranthambore, Jhalana, Tal Chappar)
• Uttarakhand (Corbett, Rajaji, Sattal)
• Uttar Pradesh (Pilibhit, Dhanauri, Surajpur)
• Haryana & Delhi (Sultanpur, Bhondsi, Asola Bhati)
• Madhya Pradesh (Chambal Sanctuary)

Why It Matters

I hope my nature conservation images make you pause and care a little more. If we see the beauty, we might just save it. My camera is just one part - the real job is protecting our wild spaces.