Deeply mysterious. Yet familiar. Silhouettes present a different visual dimension to story-telling by encompassing these two distinct qualities. They present a play of shapes, scrapping away the details but focusing on the outlines and their interactions. In the wild, many things have to align…
Back in the day, many travellers in Africa had one major goal – to shoot (with a gun of course) a dangerous animal on foot. This was the ultimate adventure. The reward being the trophy that one could proudly display back home. It was…
Kutch – the name brings to mind miles and miles of flat and arid land with very little sign of life all around. This deserted salt marsh, though, holds many many secrets that unravel themselves as you begin to explore the place. From galloping Indian Wild…
For a small landlocked country in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is surprisingly visually rich and beautiful. Its tall snow-covered mountains reach to the sky, standing majestically amidst undulating landscapes. Its hills are home to gently wavering grasslands inhabited by semi-nomadic shepherds. These grasslands are dotted…
Originally published on medium.com I bought my first camera nearly 15 years ago. It was pretty much a flimsy box with a plasticky ultra-wide lens designed for widest possible angle of view and also put everything in focus. It was one of those one-time…
Kyrgyzstan is a nation defined by its natural beauty. Joyously unspoilt mountainscapes, stark craggy ridges and rolling jailoos (summer pastures) are brought to life by semi-nomadic, yurt-dwelling shepherds - Lonely Planet Central Asia I was always fascinated about remote and unknown regions of Central Asia’s…
We’ve travelled to Tal Chapar many times for over a decade now. And every time, we come across new wildlife sightings and experiences. Like this fight between 2 fully-grown male Nilgais. This amazing wildlife moment was captured on video by our guest Shankar Subramanian on…
Caracal! I shouted. As the dust ruffled by four wheels suddenly braking started to settle down, the form of a cat started to appear. It was a really big small cat. Saturated tawny in coloration, it seemed least worried about the visitors. For a…
Here is a copy of our monthly dispatch on upcoming photography tours. You can subscribe to these dispatches by email here. Photo tours in 2019 We hope you ended 2018 with a good note and welcomed the new year with a lot of happiness….
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