When acclaimed wildlife photographer Manish Kalani took up photography in 2016, he didn’t know it would become a serious passion and usher him into a “true calling.” When he started going on safaris after a professional career in real estate, he didn’t know the ABCs of photography but was interested to learn. After being told he had a keen eye for composition, he accompanied seasoned photographers into the forest and kept asking questions to better his craft like what settings to use and how to shoot a particular frame.
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Manish Kalani Captures Five Generations Of Ranthambore Tigresses In New Book
The wildlife photographer first coffee table book captures 54 different tigers from 10 families of Ranthambore National Park
Manish Kalani spent eight years photographing tigresses in Ranthambore National Park
Photo: Copyright: Deepam Shewani
Manish Kalani spent eight years photographing tigresses in Ranthambore National Park
Photo: Copyright: Deepam Shewani
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