Art Everywhere Photographed by Radha Rangarajan Photograph Description: Rainforests, for me, are synonymous with fungi. I love photographing fungi and I think they represent rainforests and the monsoon best. Wading knee deep in a stream one night in Valparai, I came across this cluster of Mycena fungi on a drifting piece of wood. While they looked […]
Snake feeding on Earthworm Photographed by Vinodh Venugopal Photograph Description: It was a pleasant day with intermittent rain. During our field visit in the afternoon, we found this beautiful snake – a Large-scaled Shieldtail (Uropeltis macrolepis) – on a pathway. The snake caught an earthworm and started feeding on it. The earthworm struggled hard, but the snake […]
Indian Cormorants on a tree in the Bhadra Reservoir Shreeram M V Photograph Description: Looking at the bigger picture, rather than focusing on intricate details, is a good way to present a different perspective in wildlife photography. There are many dead trees remnants of a drowned forests that dot the Bhadra Reservoir. These trees seem […]
Also see: Our photography tour to Myanmar As a country that is just transitioning into modernity and beginning to open up to rest of the world, Myanmar offers many charms of yesteryears to travellers. For photographers on the move, the country offers delightful opportunities in the corners of its cities, in its tropical landscapes, watery […]
The biodiversity in the rainforest is mind-boggling. Every direction one looks in, there’s an abundance of life-forms – each of them adding to the circle of life. Since many animals, plants and fungi are really tiny, the first reaction as a wildlife photographer is to get a good look using a macro lens and taking […]
See more about our upcoming photography tour to Bhutan. There are many things that contribute to making great photographs. The light needs to be perfect, the weather has to be conducive and the perfect location/shooting angles have to be found. Sometimes we have to be at the right time of the day to ensure that […]