captureography

Mother&Cub

Mother&Cub

“Past and the Future”
#momandme #lionessandcub #cubs #wildlions #lioncubs #cutecubs #kiranpatthi #captureography #cameragearindia #travelwithkiranpa...
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“Past and the Future”
#momandme #lionessandcub #cubs #wildlions #lioncubs #cutecubs #kiranpatthi #captureography #cameragearindia #travelwithkiranpatthi
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Narok, Rift Valley, KE

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May, 2023

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1170

Awards

Winter 23 Award

Summer Views Award

Contender in the Visual Poetry Project

Flawless Summer Award

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Peer Award

Superb Composition

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Sambhar Deer Male.

A portrait which I took almost hanging myself from the safari jeep to get the right composition.

Shooting animals in their natur

This image was taken when i was trying to do few Street Photographs. This old lady was sweeping the road when i requested her for a picture she oblige

Hawk Eagle - Portraiture
Shooting against the light is a tricky situation for a photographer. Understand the concept of metering, exposure compensatio

Sloth Bear:
Looks like this bear is thanking God for his favorite green Bamboo shoot plants in a dry summer forest of Tadoba Tiger Reserve.

Wagdoo (Name given to the Tiger) of Tadoba is known as the Asia's biggest Tiger.

The idea behind this shot was to capture the light falling onl

"Hawk Eagle @ Bandipur"

Images like this needs a strong understanding of Metering, Exposure Triangle Parameter and Exposure Compensation.

Magpie Robin
One of the common birds in South Indian Forest. Here my concentration was to capture the nice light falling on my subject and that beauti

That wonderful when you get to capture once in a life time opportunity. Was Lucky to get this

These angry looking birds always stays in groups making chirpy noises.

"Small Blue Kingfisher"
A small blue and rust colour Kingfisher, a little larger than a sparrow in size. Top of head very finely barred with

Here the Prince of Bandipur wishes each and everyone A Very Warm and Happy New Year 2015 on behalf of Capture 'O' Graphy

When you are not sure why wife is angry with you.

I traveled 50 km away from Bengaluru, India just to get ths person's image. As per my friends suggestion and his picture I went in search of him. A wo

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Babblers are also called as Seven Sister's birds because they always stay in group and makes so much noise when sisters get togethe

Moitor Lizard:
If you are in India and have never seen Monitor Lizard, you need to visit K Gudi in Karnataka state and sighting of this reptile is alm

This bird is called as Drono and is shot in Nilgiris of Ooty. Nilgiri's means Blue Mountains and this image looks like an evident why it is calle

"Pearls of the Sky"

Shot this image n Ooty. Long exposure of 14 images stacked using PS.

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