Wildlife Photography Across India
The Arena of the Wild: High-Intensity Wildlife Photography
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My career as an accredited sports and action photographer has been defined by the hunt for the split-second—the precise moment a wrestler strikes in a mud arena, the explosive gallop of a polo pony, or the lightning-fast blade of a Kalaripayattu practitioner.
I bring this same "sports mindset" to the wilderness
. In my lens, a tiger stalking through the tall grass of Bandhavgarh or an Indian wolf sprinting across the Pune grasslands is an elite athlete in the ultimate arena.
Because of my background in capturing high-speed, unpredictable sports action, I possess a unique technical edge
. I specialize in subject tracking, high-shutter-speed precision, and low-light mastery, ensuring that even the most fleeting wildlife encounters are documented with razor-sharp clarity
. My versatility is fueled by unmatched endurance; I have navigated the length of India—from the rocky sloth bear habitats of Karnataka to the dense rainforests of the Western Ghats—often using public transport and grueling treks to reach my subjects
The Apex Predators: Big Cat Chronicles
Leveraging the same tactical patience used to track players on a field, I specialize in documenting the raw power of India’s big cats. My work includes rare family dynamics, such as a tigress with four cubs in Panna and strategic head-on tiger captures in Bandhavgarh
Sleeping Tiger in Bandhavghar
Tiger Cub in Panna
Tiger Rising in Bandhavghar
The Rare & Elusive: Specialized Mammals
My portfolio highlights some of the most difficult-to-track species in Asia. From the Lion-tailed Macaque endemic to the Western Ghats to the Indian Wolf in the semi-arid grasslands of Maharashtra, I apply sports-grade observation skills to find subjects that others miss
Rare Lion tailed Macaque Spotted in Gavi
A Lone Wolf from Kadbanwadi
Behavioral Strength: Sloth Bears of the Deccan
At the Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary, I utilized structured observation to capture the complex social behaviors of these aggressive yet fascinating mammals. My work documents intimate moments between mothers and their cubs against the rugged, rocky terrain of Hampi
Mama and Baby Bear Licking of Jaggery water in Daroji
Mama and Baby on the Ground in Daroji
Giants of the Plains: Herbivores & Ungulates
Using a professional Nikon D850 and 200–500mm setup, I capture the environmental scale of India’s diverse ungulate populations. My lens documents everything from the Barasingha (Swamp Deer) of Kanha to the powerful Indian Gaur and the graceful Chinkara
Chinkara in the Grassland
Barasingha Female in Kanha
A Lone Indian Gaur Calling
The Cold-Blooded & The Urban Wild
Versatility means finding the extraordinary in all forms of life. I document the "hidden" wildlife that coexists with us, from Rock Pythons in wetlands to Monitor Lizards and Indian Black Turtles found in suburban backyards
A Black Turtle in my Backyard Pond in Kumarakom
An Indian Rock Python in Bharatpur
A Black Turtle in my Backyard in Kumarakom
Why I am the Best Choice for Your Project
Action-Conditioned Instincts: My brain is wired for burst-shooting and split-second timing, ensuring I never miss a "strike" or a "leap" in the wild.
Professional Endurance: Whether it’s 18-hour train journeys or high-altitude Himalayan trekking, I have the stamina to stay in the field until the shot is secured.
Technical Superiority: Expert in managing harsh light and dense forest canopies using pro-grade gear (Nikon D850) and wide-aperture lenses for low-light rituals and wildlife.
Strategic Fieldwork: I blend independent exploration with local specialist knowledge to ensure scientifically and ethically grounded photography.
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