August 8, 2015

The Royal Bath

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August 8, 2015
The Royal Bath

Species: Royal Bengal Tiger | Location: Nagzira National Park, India

By Dipayan Dey Sarkar

It was awesome to see this tigress (Mahi) in a water hole in the early morning. It was a sunny Sunday morning. She sat there for almost half an hour before she came out of the water hole. We maintained a fair bit of distance and kept quiet and were rewarded with this magical eye contact.

About The Photographer

I have been working in Bangalore as a Statistician for the last 6 years. I have always been interested to understand wildlife behavior as well as photography. I took both of these interests and joined them together. Right now, I spend most of my vacations in the forests of India, understanding and capturing different moments.

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