Wildlife photography and mentorship, India and beyond

See the wild differently.

Slow down. Notice what matters. Make frames you still want to keep.

See the work

Selected work

Five ways of seeing.

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I do not group this work by species. I group it by what made the frame work: light, behaviour, form, stillness, and subtraction.

Intent

I read the field before I raise the lens.

I wait for the light, gesture, or line to agree.

I leave out anything that pulls the eye away.

One frame, one story

A toad-headed agama standing firm as sand blows across a dark desert, the Thar
Against the Storm · Thar Desert, Rajasthan

Against the Storm

The wind was throwing sand across the Thar. For a few seconds, the light, the posture, and the storm lined up.

Focal
90mm
Aperture
f/20
Shutter
1/250s
ISO
400
Recognition35AWARDS: Jury's Choice, 2026Chromatic Awards: Honourable Mention in Wildlife & Animals, 2025Phi Photography Awards: Select Award, 2025
Read how the frame was made

Learn With Me

Two ways in. Same eye.

Start free.Presets, a field checklist, and short guides.
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In the field
Travel, field time, in person

Field Workshops & Tours

Small groups, fixed dates, real time in the field.

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Private Field Workshop

Just you, at your pace.

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At the desk
Learn from home, at your pace

Photo Editing Sessions

Bring your raw files. We finish them together.

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Wildlife Photography Mentorship

A longer, patient way to build your eye.

Online · One to one · Over monthsStart with a call

If you are not sure what fits, start with a call. We will work it out together.

Field notes

Field notes from the hide.

A quiet letter, now and then: what I am seeing, how a frame was made, and where I am headed next. No noise. Just the part worth keeping.

A noisy field.