Highlights from the Indian Wilds

Wildlife is not just about solitary grandeur; it is also about dynamic interaction. Here, two Dholes, or Indian Wild Dogs, engage in a boisterous display of social bonding. Capturing such fleeting moments of animal behavior is a key focus of my photography workshops.

The art of bird photography lies in freezing a perfect moment in time. This Cattle Egret, wings spread wide and feet poised, demonstrates the precise mechanics of landing. I guide you to master the technical skills needed to capture such elegant action shots.

I have a deep reverence for our planet's most vulnerable inhabitants. This is the endangered Lion-tailed Macaque, a primate of the Western Ghats, its wise eyes and iconic mane telling a story of survival. My expeditions often focus on finding and respectfully photographing such rare species.

Nature’s artistry is often found in the smallest details. The Blue Oakleaf butterfly reveals its stunning, iridescent colors when its wings are open. On my nature walks, we learn to look for these hidden gems and appreciate the world of macro photography.

The haunting, sonorous duet of a pair of Sarus Cranes is one of the most evocative sounds of the Indian wetlands. Witnessing and photographing such intimate bonding rituals connects us deeply to the natural world.

This is the landscape of legends. The misty, layered hills and serene waters of a tiger reserve at dusk create a phantasmal scene. My guided tours are designed to immerse you in these atmospheric environments, where every silhouette holds a story.

Photography is the art of painting with light. It took me two years to find this perfect frame in Mumbai's own national park, where morning sunbeams slice through the canopy to illuminate a spider's web. I teach you how to see and capture this interplay of light and life.