Joshi Mukard’s Wildlife Photography and Other Updates

My unique approach to wildlife and bird photography with an ultra-wide-angle lens is attracting much interest worldwide. Friends from Middle-East and U.S and the whole of India are sending me personal messages to share the photos I took in Bandipur Tiger reserve recently. The way the news spreads of my exploits in wildlife photography may even land me a nomination for Nat Geo’s ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ award – fingers crossed.

So, friends, I do not want to keep you waiting any longer. Time has finally arrived to unveil my photographs. Here we go:

This is how I look before a shoot. Do I not look like an ace photographer? 

 I still haven’t figured what I was trying to do here

Bandipur Shots: Bison

Deer

I have to highlight even the Elephants!

This Elephant was so kind as to come very close to the road and pose for me

Hope you liked all the wild shots.

In the future, I plan to go for a Tiger safari to capture a Tiger in its habitat, but the problem is, if Elephants look like Buffaloes in my lens, Tigers may not even be visible in the photo. I may have to sit in front of its mouth to take a pic which should be a mouth-watering prospect for a tiger.

Other Updates:

Well, my life has changed drastically and dramatically from last week. I was a guy who had nothing else to do in life other than going to work, play football, eat and sleep, and then, one day, the wife landed a job!!

She finally cracked an interview after several years of trying. Ever since (from last week) she took up the job, I wake up at 6 in the morning, get my daughter ready for school, take her to the school van pick up point only to realize the school van has already left, set off a chase on my bike with my daughter urging “faster, papa, faster ”, finally overtake the van, see her off, come back home, iron my clothes and my wife’s, drop my wife in her office, and go to my office.

Evening I go pick up my wife, go home, pick up my daughter from her daycare, read her teacher’s notes in the school diary, do her homework (she hates it and I always end up doing her homework myself but this has helped me improve my handwriting), watch Chotta Bheem till midnight (hey, Chotta Beem has teamed up with Chotta Hanuman. Exciting!), sleep, and the next day the same story continues, and weekends I do babysitting as my wife goes to work on weekends as well.