Monsoon Trek – Part 4
The ground under my feet is green and that’s all I can see. Harsh wind and shallow soil profile preclude tree growth in the upper reaches of the Western Ghats so it is in [...]
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Monsoon Trek – Part 3
Kudremukh National Park was declared a Tiger Reserve by the Union Government in 2011, but the State Government is still reluctant to acknowledge this since Tiger Reserve [...]
Monsoon Trek – Part 2
We drive to the starting point of Kurinjal trek which is 11 kilometers from Kudremukh. It’s a beautiful drive through the lush green forest. The Western Ghats although is [...]
Monsoon Trek – Part 1
It had rained all night. It is still raining as I sit down for breakfast. I’m at Kudremukh, a village in the Malnad region of Karnataka with three friends. After much [...]
Life and Paradise
Recently I found these two images in my laptop. These are drawn by my daughter. Title: Life Title: Paradise Intrigued by the titles, I spent hours deliberating the artworks. [...]
The Wide Angle Wild Life Photographer Strikes Again!
Perhaps I’m the only guy in the whole world who goes to a jungle safari with only a wide-angle lens in the bag, but surprisingly it’s never been that [...]
And then there was Lightning!
After moving to Canon – for the heck of it – from Nikon, the only place I have been venturing out with it is to my [...]
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