My interest in wildlife goes back to my play-school days. I remember having a collection of plastic replicas of wild animals and believe me, that collection used to be as dear as go
ld to me. The fact that I grew up on stories of Jim Corbett helped a lot as well. I started wildlife photography around 2003 when I had a family outing to Ranthambhore national park. I had a Nikon N65 (a film camera) then and a basic 70-300mm lens. I did not make any half-decent images during that trip, but it definitely was a trigger for my journey as a wildlife photographer.
It has been quite some time since that time and I am glad that I made that trip to Ranthambhore.
Over the years I have also been very lucky to pick up a few recommendations/awards and the latest and the biggest for me so far has been the ‘Natures Best Photography Winner - Wildlife 2017’. What makes this one even more special is that it was for an image made in Ranthambhore.
These days I conduct a lot of tours and workshops for budding and experienced photographers with a single aim. To teach and help them use and understand light! If you want to take your photography to the next level, please feel free to contact me.
