One has to risk themselves among the wild and capture the best moments of these wild animals in their day-to-day life.
Photography is not an easy profession. Yes, thousands of people hold a DSLR in their hands and click pictures and share on social media. But not everyone who does that can leave people captivated with their clicks. When it comes to wild photography, life isn't easy. One has to risk themselves among the wild and capture the best moments of these wild animals in their day-to-day life. Among some of the celebrated names in India, Tapan Sheth is one of the most renowned wildlife photographers in India.
Tapan Sheth hails from Gujarat and has a great passion for wildlife photography. He has an educational background in IT and runs a software and web designing company called Infoway Pvt. Ltd, Rajkot. He has said it often that photography is his passion but not his major source of income. But he makes sure that he takes out enough time from his busy schedule to capture some beautiful and wildest moments of wildlife.
Recently, Tapan clicked a striking picture of an Asiatic lioness with her cubs. In the photo, the lioness is walking and holding one of her cubs in her mouth. What makes Sheth's click interesting is the way the mother is carrying her baby. Wild animals like lioness or tigress are usually known for carrying their cubs by clenching onto their neck. But in this rare moment, she is holding her baby with one leg.
If you search on Google 'Lioness carrying cub in her mouth' you will see in all the pictures, they carry their children with their neck. Sometimes, the cub's face is entirely inside her moth. So Tapan Sheth has clicked one of the rarest moments that hardly a few photographers were able to capture.
About his latest click, the talented photographer says, "When I saw the lioness with her cubs and how she is carrying one of her cubs, I was fascinated. I didn't waste a second, took out my camera and captured that moment. I consider this as one of my best clicks so far. Such moments make me wonder the wildlife is quite exciting and humans have too much to learn about animal behaviour. Such pictures will always be proof that it's more than what meets the eyes, even in case of wildlife."
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