I would be thrilled if you could sign up,to get a free desktop wall paper The Cheetah family photographed in Namiri Plains. Early in the morning, below the blue skies of the Serengeti, the two youngsters were sprinting and playing with their mother. Until they came to the termite mound, for a fraction of a minute they all posed for the camera. The Cheetah is studied by the Serengeti Cheetah Conservation Project and is identified as Laura Stay tuned
Hello, I am pleased to welcome you on my blog to share my journey in Wildlife Photography. Today with the proliferation of mobile phones and many platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, the number of persons who are interested in wildlife photography, are not necessarily getting valuable content. The immediate question that would come to any person, would be Why another Wildlife Photography website? As it is said that “A photograph captures a moment in time “. This is especially true in wildlife photography. The biggest challenge in wildlife photography is that not everything is under the photographer’s control so as to capture that true “Aha” moment. One should have all the settings ready and be conscious to have all the camera settings ready and be present or else the whole situation would be of no use. In Wildlife Photography the first 2-3 seconds is important to make a perfect shot.This is the reason why Wildlife photography is so challenging and you keep learning. That is why I call it a Journey in Wildlife Photography where at different times I am inspired by different things. And as in any art the learning is endless… My purpose is to visualise Wildlife photography […]
