All Posts

A Wood Sandpiper (f4, Canon RF600mm) Photography isn’t always about capturing every detail clearly—often, it’s about knowing exactly what...

The plane banked low over a sea of emerald just before touching down. From above, the fields looked soaked and waiting, the way land does before monsoon bursts open. Arunachal Pradesh had long sat on the fringes of my birding dreams, remote, unpredictable, and teeming with promise. This was to be my first trip to the Northeast, a land long imagined, its names carrying the mystique of borderlands, of birds seldom seen, and of cloud-laced valleys that held stories in their sile

Great bird photography isn’t just about timing—it’s about understanding. From mid-air flycatchers to snake-mimicking woodpeckers, here’s how decoding bird behaviour helps me frame moments that would otherwise be missed.

One of the most important lessons I’ve learned as a photographer—sometimes the hard way—is this: once you put an image out into the...

Two beautifully patterned Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse rest on the arid terrain, their plumage blending seamlessly with the earthy tones...

The Ghost of the Mountains We began our journey to Spiti from Chandigarh—a long, winding route that would take two days and carry us from...