A few weeks ago, I shared an image of a camouflaged Indian Scops Owl that I photographed on my trip to Bharatpur. In that post, I briefly discussed my thought …
‘Fog Upon The Fen’ – Little Cormorants
“Little Cormorants – Flock on a snag”, is what I’d pencilled down in my diary while doing my due diligence on Bharatpur. This is the shot I’d envisioned of this …
‘Between Dusk and Dawn’ – Indian Scops Owl
I was the first person to enter the sanctuary on this cold, foggy morning. It was my last day in Bharatpur and there was one species I desperately wanted to …
‘Sentinel’ – Nilgai
While Bharatpur is well-known for its accessibility to wildlife, especially along the park’s main roadway, I find that very little is said about some of its smaller, untraveled trails. They …
‘Friend or Foe’ – White-breasted Waterhen
This is yet another shot I’d envisioned long before my trip to Bharatpur came to fruition. Besides the park’s spectacular Painted Storks and majestic raptors, there were quite a few …
‘A Mist Opportunity’ – Oriental Darter
When I was putting together my cheat-sheet of ideas and compositions before my trip to Bharatpur, there was one species that left me scratching my head on more than one …
‘The Trees Have Eyes’ – Indian Scops Owl
Scops Owls were high on my list of targets during my trip to Bharatpur, so I was thrilled when my Rickshaw driver led me to a known roost site for …
‘Eclectic’ – Grey Wagtail
I shot this image of a Grey Wagtail on a beautiful misty morning in the woodlands of Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Bharatpur. Having looked at thousands of images taken at …
Little Grebes
One of my main goals as a bird photographer is to showcase the local species in a different light. This year, I wasn’t expecting to do much over the summer …
Salalah 2018 – The Land of Frankincense
Welcome to the third and final part of my Salalah 2018 series. Over the course of three posts, we’ve explored the mountains, natural springs, beaches and cliff-sides of Salalah. We’ve …
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