The call of the wild
The Hindu
Wildlife photography requires an understanding of animal behaviour apart from photographic skills.
Wildlife photography is usually regarded as one of the most difficult and rewarding genres due to the dynamic nature of the subject. It is based on chance and every brilliant shot has a thousand squandered possibilities behind it. These wildlife photographers from India use their work to talk about wildlife conservation and also offer tips online to budding photographers. “My love for Nature got me hooked to the camera,” says Jayanth, who was an IT professional before becoming a full-time wildlife photographer. He is best known for fusing natural and fine art elements and portraying them from unique perspectives. His international experience ranges from Southeast Asia to Brazil, Canada to Eastern Africa, and Norway to East Russia. He partnered with Amazon India to launch an online photography club, Shutterbug, and recently launched ‘Toehold Academy’, app through which he takes online classes.More Related News

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