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When I was a kid, I watched The Jungle Book and it was love at first sight.
I would give up sunday morning sleep to watch the National Geographic specials that used to air on on the television sets.Photography was a late hobby and experimenting with my father's camera took up most of my time.
Few years later, I visited the sunderban deltas and other forest reserves and quickly realized, wildlife photography was something that I loved from the bottom of my heart and it was a combination of two of my biggest interests .
freelance exploring excites me to no end.on a recent visit to South Africa, i went around the country, sometimes alone, to watch spectacular scenery and amazing wildlife on offer.i learned the few nuances of wildlife photography and regularly blog to interact with experts who have made a mark in the field.
watching the most beautiful photography also made me realize how nature is being destroyed .we are unconsciously destroying the habitats we live in.there are many ways to appreciate nature but understanding the holistic value of nature and wildlife, in its impact on the local people , is far more important than scientific knowledge.
Innovation, imagination, thought and patience is what makes wildlife photography a refined art and a career that i would definitely love pursuing at some stage in my life.
Prasun Nag