Amber Fort is a magnificent fort in Rajasthan. Even though it is a human replica, it stands very close to nature. Every view in front of it is photogenic from where you stand. When I captured the view of this fort standing in harmony with nature, the atmosphere created and the beauty of the colour was stunning. These leading lines lead us to a point and keep our eyes moving throughout the photograph

In the cobbled streets of Rajasthan, tourists often find locals performing folk music. In this photo, I captured the look of a local elder in traditional Rajasthani attire engrossed in playing the Ravanahatta (An ancient bowed string instrument famous in Rajasthan).

Two herons engage in a mid-air brawl for a hunted fish. As a result of their wingbeats and struggle, water drops are splashed all around them from the lake beneath. The positioning of the birds and the water splash make for an interesting capture.

A seagull tries to steal food from a crow’s beak, both standing on a pipe. The zoom of the photograph emphasises the focus on the two birds and their intercommunication. This photo shows the tendency not to let others eat even when one's stomach is full. Here the crow is looking at the seagull in awe and seems to suggest why I should give you mine.