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Co existence

Co existence

This was bliss, the kite was quite taken up with the Squirrel's antics and was content to let things be :)

This was bliss, the kite was quite taken up with the Squirrel's antics and was content to let things be :)
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NIKON D3000

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Aperture 53/10 ISO 640 Shutter 10/5000 Focal Length 2400/10

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Nov, 2016

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this is a portrait of my dog Mojo, a 2 year old Dalmatian - GSD mix rescue taken with my nikkor 50mm 1.8

This Veriditer Flycatcher was out early and keeping a vigil against competitors out to intrude in his domain.

the first snow of 2013 at Nimu , Ladakh on 22Dec gave us a white Xmas and transformed the barren desert scape into a warm picture perfect place to cel

This little one was captured in Uttarakhand after a merry chase along the trail , when it sort of decided that it would give me the pose

snapped from aircraft while flying, I noticed during archiving that this cloud actually seemed to have an eye, so I cropped the original and playyed a

This is probably one of the most photographed spots in Ladakh - the confluence of Indus and the Zanskar Rivers. It was a blisteringly cold day, light

Captured this beauty at Ujani Dam past sunday, the light was right and so was the subject

This Heron had been wheeling above looking for a place to land , so I waited and click :)

It had been a blustery windy and dim day , when all of a sudden the clouds parted and the landscape was illuminated in all its stark glory

i have converted this shot of a gkacier in leh to monochrome , eventhough the colour print was excellent , in order to highlight the texture of the la

This beautiful Sea Eagle was shot on the return trip from the mangrove forest that covers most of the Salim Ali Bird Sancturay in Goa.Magnificent bird

This snap was taken from the ridge that leads to the Khardung La pass, and , offers a view of the monastrey without the distraction of the sprawl of L

This was taken early morning at the Salim Ali Sanctuary in Goa , the tide had just started receeding and this one just walked on the ramp and obliging

The Ladakh range is full of majestic landscapes and a real priviliege to visit

Mojo my 3 month old dalmatian-GSD mix from foster care has a thing for sticks, he is absolutely unwilling to share :)

The season's first snow had been an intense all night affair and the morning sun struggled to break free, when a sliver of breeze gently pushed

Taken from aircraft while passing the himalayas, converted to monochrome because the clouds really look so beautiful in it

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