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I clicked this image in Masai Mara. The best thing i learnt in this image is that everybody is getting something from the other. That's the working of Moth...
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I clicked this image in Masai Mara. The best thing i learnt in this image is that everybody is getting something from the other. That's the working of Mother Nature.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II

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Aperture f/13 ISO 1250 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 400/1

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May, 2020

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I clicked this image in Masai Mara. I was just looking around and suddenly saw this site and i was thrilled n mesmerised to see that.

This is Belrlin Cathedral. Structure itself explains its marvellous work !

As soon as i left for my first safari in Masai Mara... my jeep witnessed this sight.. And my guide-driver happily told me that its a good omen to see

One fine morning, I was at the Gate way of India in Mumbai.i was just roaming around pleasantly. And i just looked at magnificent and Mumbai's ic

There was a full moon night few days back and as my luck would have it, it appeared exactly behind an under construction building and i waited for thi

Evening time view at Trafalgar Square

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I clicked this picture in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary. The position of this Jungle Owlet was very interesting.. As you can see

clicked this pic on ghats of Banaras

We were in Japan on a family holiday. And i and my wife were just talking n looking out happily... and at a very candid moment our daughter clicked th

Clicked at Konark Temple of Puri near Bhubanesvar

I came to my living room n just then sun appeared far n its beautiful light made my balcony just magical looking!

I clicked this picture in Bandhavgarh Wildlife Sanctuary. After hours of wait, first emerged one beautiful cub but that was just the start... and in n

I shot this pic in Varanasi. I was glued to see this saint.

This image was taken in Bandhavgarh Wildlife Sanctuary. I was amazed by the expressions of cub. He was feeling so fearless and protected in his father

I clicked this pic in Jawai in Rajasthan.. That place is known for seeing the leopards on the hills n rocks. And i could see that. Those eyes! That ga

To me this image is as good as an elegant painting! Thank God, i could click this at the right time!

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