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Photo Essays
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Shadows on the Grass
In the race to make every inch of our land 'productive' we have scarred the landscape forever. We dig, mine, scrape, plant, bore and drill the land. This essays shows some of these landscapes from the air.
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In the race to make every inch of our land 'productive' we have scarred the landscape forever. We dig, mine, scrape, plant, bore and drill the land. This essays shows some of these landscapes from the air.
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In the heart of Africa is Masai Mara, home to the greatest wildlife spectivel on earth, the Great Wildebeest Migration. This Black & White photos showcase the beauty of this amazing land.
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This is a photo essay of the endangered Lion-tailed Macaque which makes its home in the tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats in south-west India. Habitat specialization and slow reproduction rate coupled with habitat destruction and fragmentation have endangered the survival of these rainforest-dwelling macaques.
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Published Photo Essays
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On the trail of Asia's most elusive small carnivores.
Published in GEO | July 2009. Written by T R Shankar Raman
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T.R. Shankar Raman takes the road less travelled into the spectacular forest
wilderness and ranges of Namdapha. Photographs by Kalyan Varma
Published in Outlook Traveller | Sept 2009
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