Tiger Safaris in India
SafariExperience in India is unique, unlike Africa where the rangers carry mobile wireless sets to track Wildlife, in India this is not permitted. Besides, Tiger
Sharad Vats
04/08/2015
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Camera, Sound, Light, Action…Part 2 (Concluding part) Tiger Safari in Kanha National Park
After following the Umarpani Male Tiger for almost 30 minutes, we took a break for 10 minutes by driving in a relaxed mode just enjoying
Sharad Vats
23/06/2015
Camera, Sound, Light, Action–Part 1, Tiger Safari in Kanha National Park
Camera, Sound, Light, Action…this is exactly how our #safari was scripted on 14th June 2015. We entered the #Mukki zone at 4pm, hoping to reach
Sharad Vats
22/06/2015
It’s a jungle out there – Tiger Safari in Ranthambhore National Park, India
It is a jungle out there, and not a studio, where you can set your backgrounds, shadows, light, twigs, branches, leaves etc etc. All this
Sharad Vats
10/06/2015
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve; a meditative forest.
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, where you will wish that you did not have eyelids, cause you do not wish to blink. The forest is so pristine,
Sharad Vats
03/06/2015
T24 (Ustad), The Tiger that partitioned Wildlife followers, Ranthambhore National Park, India
My apologies I am not narrating the actual event at the onset, as it has been repeated several times, but I am mentioning the same
Sharad Vats
03/06/2015
Jim Corbett National Park
Jim Corbett National Park, one park which is famous not only for it’s name, but truly for it’s landscape, and rich bio-diversity. A personal favourite and I can surely say that this…
Sharad Vats
27/05/2015
Peace dawned at Dusk–wish fulfilled in Jim Corbett National Park
Just minutes before the shutters came down on the evening safari in Dhikala, my ears were eager to hear an alarm call.
Sharad Vats
10/05/2015
Overlooking some beautiful frames during safaris – Jim Corbett National Park
Early morning, there is but one motive for most during safaris. I was being no different, until i heard a whisper, “Hey you, stop, wait
Sharad Vats
06/05/2015
Pictures do not speak louder than words, not always, Jim Corbett National Park
No, pictures need not always speak louder than words. And yes, the images can be misleading. The attached image might seem as if the tourist
Sharad Vats
06/05/2015