Landscapes that will make you stop

Being camouflaged is one of the best features of nature and this Draco did a really good job. I personally feel, that out of many fauna that I have seen camouflaged, Dracos are really good at it. - Pic by Kedar Bhide

Location: Dandeli, Karnataka

This is a close up shot of a Peacock Paris butterfly. The minute details on it look like tiny neon pixels, which make for a brilliant look. Nature has so much to show us. Each time I see something like this, I feel we have much to learn. - Pic by Kedar Bhide

Location: Namdapha National Park, Arunachal Pradesh

I shot this image when I was in Kaas, and enjoying the view of the flowers over vast expanses. I noticed these water droplets on Balsam flowers and could see the reflection of the plateau, which had come to life thanks to the blooming flowers. I thought that it's an unusual way of capturing the view. - Pic by Kedar Bhide  

Location: Kaas Plateau, Maharashtra

In Ladakh, which is a high altitude desert, one gets a completely different view of the landscapes during the summers and winters. This lake was frozen during the winter. - Pic by Kedar Bhide  

Location: Tso Moriri Lake, Ladakh

Manta Rays had been on my bucket list for a long time. When I went to Bali, I was hoping I'd get to see one, and I did! These are magnificent beings, and this one just glided over me. This is the only image in the exhibition that is not from India. - Pic by Kedar Bhide  

Location: Bali, Indonesia