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| A Male Asian Antelope stands guard over the Does. |
One of the greatest joys of a wildlife photography enthusiast is to get a few good pictures of wildlife that tell a story. Having more than those is like a treasure trove. Recently when I visited the Sultanpur National Park I was the first one inside the whole park. This proved to be a boon for me as I was able to spot a large number of birds and animals.
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| Spot-billed Ducks take to the air en-mass |
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| Spot-billed Ducks in the air |
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| Knob-billed Ducks attempt a takeoff |
Perhaps the best part of having the whole National Park to myself was that I spotted the elusive Asian Golden Jackal. Of course, the Jackal was unaware of my presence as I was hidden in the bushes and the sun's direction helped a lot.
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| An Asian Golden Jackal on the way to feed its cubs |
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| An Asian Golden Jackal looks at the camera with curiosity. |
Photographing birds in flight can be tricky sometimes even having a shutter speed of 1/1200 might not give you the best possible results! That is of course in the case of photographing larger birds. I took these amazing photographs of Sarus Cranes taking off at a much slower shutter speed of 1/200, but then panning the camera and focusing on the birds' eyes gave me an amazing result! You might check out the results yourself.
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| A Pair of Sarus Cranes attempt a takeoff |
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| It takes a lot of runway for Sarus Cranes to take off! |
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