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Featured Nature and Travel Photography

bySanket KhuntaleTravels for nature and wildlife shoots across IndiaStarts from8,500 Per Framed ArtworkView full gallery

I don't just take pictures. I chase stories, from Navi Mumbai’s flamingo dances to the rain-soaked landscapes of my hometown. Here is a look at the moments that define my work.

This video captures the incredible courtship dance of flamingos in Navi Mumbai. I was so mesmerized by their synchronized movements that I almost forgot to shoot. It’s a perfect example of the animal behavior photography I love to capture.

A raw moment of urban wildlife. This shot from my series on a street cat's hunt in Mumbai shows the playful yet brutal reality of nature, even in the city. Capturing peak action like this requires hours of patience.

This is the mood of the Maharashtra monsoon I love. A lone herder, his cattle, and the rain-soaked road create a quiet, powerful story of everyday life in the countryside.

A monochrome shot from a foggy morning at the lake. I use black and white photography to strip away distractions and focus on the eerie, atmospheric feeling of a place, turning a simple waterscape into fine art.

The scale of the ancient landscape in Hampi is breathtaking. This shot captures that sense of wonder and exploration, using the natural frame of the rocks to highlight a human element against the vastness of nature.

The serene beauty of Phewa Lake in Pokhara, Nepal. The warm sunset light and the cluster of vibrant boats create a peaceful and visually rich landscape, perfect for travel photography.

A classic scene from the monsoon season in Maharashtra. The contrast between the modern windmill and the timeless, rolling green hills under a dramatic sky tells a story of changing landscapes.

Finding art in the urban environment. This shot turns ordinary pigeons and power lines into a dynamic composition, showcasing how urban wildlife photography can reveal unexpected patterns and beauty.

About Featured

I swap between my professional Nikon and my phone depending on what the moment calls for. Whether I am trekking through the rocks of Hampi or waiting hours for wildlife in the city, my goal is always the same: to catch the raw feeling rather than just the frame.

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