Western Ghats in India is well known for its beautiful nature, From flora to fauna there are tremendous species of organisms which are still unidentified but as a traveler and nature enthusiast my job is to capture every beautiful thing i see in my camera, and to display it for everyone.
Ajeni Flower (local name)
In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.
– John Muir
I always wait for that perfect moment its not like every time I would get success but I try my best by putting my hard efforts and hope for a good result…
After observing this bird for a while I realized this bird was working in a cycle, first this bird would collect some insects from trees, then she would return back to her nest and feed her young-ones she repeated this cycle for 2-3 hours(daily),For me her work depicts mother’s love.
I always believe in trying something new so this time i tried photography at night with the brightest and most beautiful thing at night.
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of my favorite festivals we celebrate in India, Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated for 10 days and on 11th day idol is immersed in river as a ritual. which shows river or the sea symbolizing a ritual see-off of the Lord in his journey towards his abode in Kailash while taking away with him the misfortunes of all man.
“Ghost tree” as name suggest these trees are a bit different from other trees due to their white color, these trees seem to be glowing in night due to which someone named them ghost tree. scientific name of this species is “Sterculia urens” and these trees are classified as Angiosperms.
It’s very interesting the way monsoon attracts everyone. during monsoon every person is as excited as a child to be under those dark clouds of monsoon with their friends enjoying the moment.
White Rose at early morning with water droplets settled on its petals. 
Laughing dove sitting on a tree while sunset.
This bird is a sun bird as seen in photograph this bird is collecting nectar from flowers.
Young Photographer 