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The clock tower and red bus into a dramatic mood after rain

Details
ISO	400
Model	Canon EOS 700D
Shutter Speed	1/160
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	51 mm
Instagram handle	aladd_siva

Dramatic Red Street Photography

Partha Pratim Kundu

few juveniles busy having lunch cracking snails

Details
ISO	2000
Model	5d III
Shutter Speed	1/3200
Aperture	f/8
Focal Length	560
Instagram handle	360pixual

Grey Headed Swamphen Wildlife Photography

This location is recognised as the gateway to the famous Malwa Plateau and is named after a nearby town. That fact alone demonstrates the strategic importance of this location in Madhya Pradesh's history. You can witness spectacular vistas of the Nimar Plains as well as enchanting sunsets and sunrises from here. The monsoons are the greatest time to visit, although the magnificence of this region remains trapped in time all year.

Details
ISO	100
Model	Canon EOS M50
Shutter Speed	1/320
Aperture	f/6.3
Focal Length	33 mm
Instagram handle	@baawara.chora

Into the Nature Lap at Jam Gate miscellaneous

Divyanshu Jain

I always prefer habitat shots than taking portraits of tiger. I captured this frame at Bandhavgarh national park. The tigress, sitting beneath a tree and her beautiful territory in the backdrop, have made the frame one of the best tiger frames of mine.

Details
ISO	400
Model	Canon EOS 77D
Shutter Speed	1/100
Aperture	f/5.6
Focal Length	250mm
Instagram handle	@soham_shutterup

THE UNCHARTED KINGDOM Wildlife Photography

Soham Bhattacharyya

This image was capture last year on my trip to Gokaran. This the place where river Aghanashini meets the Arabian sea. Aghanashini river is also called Vergin river because no dams were built on this river.

Details
ISO	200
Model	Canon EOS 200D
Shutter Speed	1/800
Aperture	f/6.3
Focal Length	250
Instagram handle	@framesbymadhu

Aghanashini - One who destroys sins Landscape Photography

Madhusoodana

This image was captured on last year while on the trip to Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal. This incredible architecture dedicated to lord Vishnu. It owes it's name due to its proximity to a fort hence it is called Durga Temple.