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Welcome to my online portfolio of Nature and Wildlife Photography. I was always attracted towards mother nature and her blessings that she provided to humans. Being an Ex. Employee of Corporate Sector (Insurance) and a farmer i always has a lust some where inside me of photographing Nature and Wildlife as from my childhood i always want to become a photographer, within a year i attended over 5 photography workshops conducted in different parts of India. I also like to capture the images from different subjects like Rural Areas of my country, where the most population and soul of India dwells. I travel most places around me to capture the most amazing vistas with wide view that does justice to to the actual landscape. But most pictures are taken while traveling and walking around. There are so many places that are awesome and that i would like to discover. But for some thing its good to know the location and condition (Like in my hometown or location where i have been before). So now i have decided to to create a Blog of my photographs. 

 Every image that i have captured and that you see on this Blog is indeed result of patience, I have spent hours with lots of hard work exploring and endless learning of field. When ever i am shooting on different locations i make sure to maintain a safe and sufficient distance from the subject that i shoot. I do not believe in teasing and manipulating things and animals for that One Shot.

 I shoot with Nikon DSLR body including with a wide range of Nikon Lenses.

 Facts About Me
  • I am from District Bareilly (U.P).
  • I completed my schooling from GBIC Barielly.
  • Bachelor of Arts 2002 from Bareilly College.
  • Worked for General Insurance Company for 11 years in Meerut.
  • I belongs to a political family background.
  • By profession i am a farmer and running my own business of General Insurance.
  My Equipment:
  • Nikon D3300 Body
  • Nikkor AF-S 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 G VR II Lens.
  • Nikkor AF-S 55-200mm F/4-5.6 G VR II Lens
  • Nikkor AF-S 80-400mm F/4.5-5.6 G ED VR Lens
  • Nikon Wireless Control ML -L3
  • Hoya 52mm Circular Polarized Filter 
  • Hoya 52mm ND (Natural Density) Filter
  • Manfrotto Tripod
  • Nikkor AF-S Teleconverter TC-20E III
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