Shot on Canon EOS 700D

This shot was taken at JIM CORBETT NATIONAL PARK, as this way our first safari, we started bang on time from our rest house heading for the evening safari, as we were only one vehicle on the forest road, so we were travelling very slow, keeping a good eye on the surroundings. On a blind turn our driver stopped the vehicle and started looking to a particular point, and quickly whispered," HATI ROAD PE KHARA HAI" and we were also got very excited about the elephant as it was our first time facing a Elephant. Slowly our driver started to turn our vehicle and calmly said to me to get ready as we noticed that this Beautiful Giant is coming towards us. At first we were very confused as it can charge us, but soon we realized that this Giant is very gentle and in a very cooperative mood. So I started to capture some good images with him, and spend a quality 30 mins with this Beautiful Tusker.

living in his own mysterious land

A surreal evening at Vitoria Memorial

Darjeeling and its skyline on a clear morning in October 2018

Hampi - where stones tell stories in silence

Himalayan Griffon Vulture , photo taken in month of December in 2018

The is generally most active after dawn and before dusk. During the day's heat, they hide away under vegetation or in large underground dens that they dig. The dens are complex, having many rooms and escape routes. These foxes are sometimes seen basking at vantage points dround sunrise or sunset.they live in pairs but usually hunt alone.

Male purple-rumped sunbird sitting on Clerodendrum paniculatum plant