November 24, 2016

Me, Myself and...

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November 24, 2016
Me, Myself and...

Species: Tiger | Location: Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary, India

By Samir aka Amit Ingale

Clicked this image during my third safari with a DSLR camera. There was this family of two male cubs and a tigress resting near a water hole after they had finished of their kill. This male tiger cub sipped some water and later lay near it for a while.

About The Photographer

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I live in Nagpur and started wildlife photography around a year back. I have been visiting forests and tiger reserves around Nagpur since 2009, but started photographing them recently when I realized that we are quickly losing flora and fauna due to rapid urbanization and development. Trying to save those memories in images.

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