[Joe M]

Wonderful pics, Subrat! I haven't seen such a cute-looking hyena yet. Share more pics!

[Subrat Seet]

Originally Posted by voyageur

I should say, Amazing pics. You have got a good gear and you amaze us with your snaps mate. Wildlife photography at its best.

The first snap was epic. Even getting the hyenas in such a manner should have been either luck or a tough job.

Keep them coming. Drive safe.


Cheers

Thank you so much. Hyena sighting was a luck for me.

Originally Posted by Sleeplessdriver

Excellent pictures. Clearly shows the dedication and time spent in the wild. Thumps up.
An inspiring photologue.

Thank you so much.

Originally Posted by Ph03nix

That's one heck of a fast lens. Brilliant snaps, kudos

Any other stay options nearby, that you looked at? Blackbuck lodge looks pricey.

The best and only option other than Blackbuck lodge is Forest Department's Guest house. Neat, clean and basic but prompt service.

Originally Posted by BlackPearl

Mind blowing pictures. People will run out of superlatives on this thread. Rated 5 well deserved stars. Are you a professional photographer?

Thank you for your appreciative words. As mentioned earlier, i am basically a central banker but aspire to click like pro.

Originally Posted by rajwheelz

Awesome photographs Mate !

You definitely seem to be a professional photographer. If not, then you have natural skills. I'd suggest you pursue this seriously.

Thank you so much. I would love to be in the jungle and pursue this seriously. However, in India, option of running the kitchen fire burning and buying bread out of wildlife photography is almost rare. Except, few, hardly, wildlife photographer's earn. The only option is to run a travel company. Now any one doing wildlife photography for sometime is either wants to open a travel company or want to be part of it. So that he can compensate for his travel expenses. However, i may consider it after some years. Thank you so much again.

[deetjohn]

My God! The photographs are phenomenal, especially the opening ones.

I loved the light in them. AWESOME! Thank You for sharing! Have fun on the trips and keep them coming.

[aniketi]

Originally Posted by Subrat Seet

Somehow, i was more fascinated with the backbuck along with Hyena and Wolfs.

This is photography at its best !!! I really mean it. One of the best photographs on the T-BHP. You have some awesome skill man, i am really jealous. Please post more photos for us.

BTW, i took some of the photos for my desktop. I hope you don't mind it

[srikrishna717]

Subrat Seet,
Amazing pictures. Especially the timing and light! You have a great eye!

[Subrat Seet]

Originally Posted by Joe M

Wonderful pics, Subrat! I haven't seen such a cute-looking hyena yet. Share more pics!

Thank you so much. I will upload a hyena picture for sure.

Originally Posted by deetjohn

My God! The photographs are phenomenal, especially the opening ones.

I loved the light in them. AWESOME! Thank You for sharing! Have fun on the trips and keep them coming.

Thank you so much for liking my work. Winter light is always best.

Originally Posted by aniketi

This is photography at its best !!! I really mean it. One of the best photographs on the T-BHP. You have some awesome skill man, i am really jealous. Please post more photos for us.

BTW, i took some of the photos for my desktop. I hope you don't mind it

Thank you so much. I have shared this here and you can use it on your desktop.

Originally Posted by srikrishna717

Subrat Seet,
Amazing pictures. Especially the timing and light! You have a great eye!

Thank you so much.

Sharing some of the pictures below.

Once again, thank you all for your appreciations.

Regards
Subrat

[Srikanthan]

Every one said about the pictures. So I'm not going to add my two pennies here. But great to see that in an automobile forum, you made everyone talk about photography and stuff - completely forgetting about the wheels, drives, routes, experiences etc!

Keep it up!!

[KL01BE]

Hi Subrat,


Thank you for sharing those amazing photographs. You certainly have rekindled the long forgotten desire to travel to the forests!

[RamRoc]

Some amazing frames and moments seen in your photologue. Also you seem to have been lucky on the part of getting to see so much of wild life there, or is it a common sight there?

Just back from a trip into the western ghats and starting to plan the next during monsoon. Is it advisable to go for Blackbuck national park during monsoon.

[Subrat Seet]

Originally Posted by Srikanthan

Every one said about the pictures. So I'm not going to add my two pennies here. But great to see that in an automobile forum, you made everyone talk about photography and stuff - completely forgetting about the wheels, drives, routes, experiences etc!

Keep it up!!

Thank you so much for your appreciation. I am honour that people liked my pictures and rated it. This is definitely encouraging for me.

Originally Posted by KL01BE

Hi Subrat,


Thank you for sharing those amazing photographs. You certainly have rekindled the long forgotten desire to travel to the forests!

Thank you so much. I have succeeded now. It is necessary to preserve the habitat now. So awareness is necessary. There could be counter argument that by visiting these forest we are disturbing animals. But it is not safe now with lots of poaching etc. So, once we realize the ecosystem, we will protect it. I am happy to reignite your desire to visit national parks.

Originally Posted by RamRoc

Some amazing frames and moments seen in your photologue. Also you seem to have been lucky on the part of getting to see so much of wild life there, or is it a common sight there?

Just back from a trip into the western ghats and starting to plan the next during monsoon. Is it advisable to go for Blackbuck national park during monsoon.

Thank you so much for your appreciations. The name Blackbuck National park stands as sightings of Blackbuck is plenty. Hyena and other animal sightings are not as good as Blackbuck. Most of the national parks closed during monsoon i.e., June 15 to October 15. I would suggest you to visit during winter and stay in the forest guest house. It's an amazing experience.

[jacs]

Speachless! No need to repeat what all others have said. Another feather to your wildlife travelogues list. Good to know the pictures are not filtered through effects but just basic post processing. They very well justify your skill and gear.

Seeing a Toyota FJ in the frist pic which is also posted in the home page, I thought this is some foreign land. Can't believe resorts in India are using them for safari.

[motomaverick]

Welcome back Subrat, good to see you after sometime and what a way to be back. Awesome pictures, so you did not use your 100-400 or you have dumped that lens?

[swiftnfurious]

What a beautiful set of pics man!!! LOVELY!

Did you process these pics or are these as shot?

I do NOT think I am going to read anything in this thread, makes me scroll and look for more pics everytime.

5*s all the way!! THANK YOU for treating us!!

[sacadvani]

Amazing photographs. Even i love photography and hopefully one day even i would be able to capture such brilliant pictures. Thanks for sharing your experience, felt like i saw these animals personally

[jeethucj]

Great Photography Subrat. Can you tell us what camera you were using?

Thanks
Jeethu