Embark on an unforgettable self-drive adventure through Namibia’s untamed landscapes, from the golden Namib Desert and coastal Swakopmund to rugged Damaraland and wildlife-rich Etosha National Park. Inclusions
🛻 Hands-on training by mentors
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Every expedition leaves images behind, but some leave memories, friendships, and words that stay with us. As our Dudhwa Wildlife Photography Expedition concludes, we’re grateful for every guest who made this journey beyond photography. Thank you
Dudhwa beckons: tigers, Terai grasslands, and a wild reunion
Amber-striped waterholes, rhino mothers protecting their young, and tigers disappearing into golden grass—this is Dudhwa. A hidden Terai gem that rarely gets the attention it deserves,
The map has a mother. Her trunk rests over her son’s head as he learns where the Huab hides water, which gorges lead somewhere, and which don’t. In Damaraland, the herd follows memory. What should we call her?
The Edge of Light
An animal crossed this slope overnight, leaving a delicate arc of tracks in the sand—the only mark on a dune polished clean by wind. At sunrise, the Namib split in two: fire and shadow. Sossusvlei, Namibia. June 2026.
Cherrapunji, Meghalaya: 5 days, 5 waterfalls. Shot on Sony Alpha, edited in Lightroom. Prut Waterfall, Garden of Caves, Lyngksiar Falls, and Nohkalikai Falls.
Magical Meghalaya
As the monsoon ends, experience Meghalaya’s breathtaking beauty. Join me to explore and capture its magic. DM for details—only 1 seat remains. Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunji
Grey Hypocolius — on the outskirts of Jamnagar, Gujarat. A rare migratory bird found in North Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and western India, particularly the Kutch region.
World Tiger Day | July 29
Two tigers. One forest. One future. Today, let’s celebrate these magnificent cats and renew our commitment to protecting their wild homes for generations to come. “The tiger’s roar is the heartbeat of the forest. May it
Painted Flight"
The third way of seeing the same wetland: flight itself, slowed until it stops being a photograph and becomes a painting. I panned with these Lesser Flamingos at a slow shutter, letting the marsh blur into brushstrokes behind them.