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Kruger National Park - South Africa
Kruger National Park is the largest game reserve in South Africa, covering an area of 19,500 km. It was established in 1898 as the Sabi Game Reserve, and its name was changed to Kruger National Park in 1926. The park includes many tree species including knob-thorn, acacia and fever tree.
The park is home to over 1 500 species of animals, including lions; leopards; cheetahs; elephants and rhinos. The Kruger National Park hosts the world’s largest population of white rhino, with an estimated 13 1000 individuals in 2017. It also has the largest population of African elephant in the world, with approximately 83, 600 elephants as at 2017. The park also boasts a wide variety of birds such as francolin; blue cranes; yellow billed hornbill; secretary bird; saddle billed stork and kingfishers
Dolomites - The Wonderland
If you have ever been to the Italian Alps, you know that they are a sight to behold. With breathtaking views, skiing and hiking trails galore, and plenty of restaurants serving up delicious food, it’s no wonder that so many people come here every year.
The Lago di Braies is a beautiful lake just outside the village of Braies. The castle of Andraz is located on a hill above the lake, with stunning views of the surrounding area. The Baita G. Segantini is another great place for hiking and taking in the scenery. It’s in the town of Sesto Dolomites, and has been open since 1910! Alpe Di Siusi is another great option for hikers and mountain bikers alike; it has over 100 km (62 miles) of trails that allow you to explore the area at your own pace. Tre Cime National Park is home to three peaks known as “the three sisters” because they look like sisters standing together—one taller than the others! It’s a great place for hiking or biking as well; there are over 60 km (37 miles) of trails available for exploration!
South Africa
The South Africa is a place of natural beauty and wonder. It is home to several species of wild animals, including lions, elephants, and rhinoceroses. The country is also home to the world’s largest private game reserve, Kruger National Park. The wilderness of South Africa is one of the most diverse and unique on the planet. The vast majority of the country is covered by this wilderness, which is characterized by mountains, grasslands, and forests. There are over 1,500 different species of birds in South Africa, including two types of eagles and three types of vultures. There are also over 300 different types of mammals in the country’s wilderness areas, some of which include lions, giraffes, rhinos, hippos, elephants and zebras. Wildlife photography in African countries is a challenge. The beauty of wild life safari is nonparallel.
The wilderness of Chobe River - Namibia & Botswana
Botswana and Namibia are two countries in Africa that are known for their wildlife. The Chobe National Park is located in Botswana, but the river flows into Zambia. The park covers an area of approximately 6,000 square kilometres. It is bisected by the Tropic of Capricorn and forms part of the greater Okavango Delta ecosystem.
The area was first declared as a game reserve by Cecil Rhodes’ British South Africa Company (BSAC) in 1895 after they had occupied north-western Zambia during their campaign against King Lewanika and his kingdom at Barotseland. Initially administered from Livingstone under BSAC rule until Northern Rhodesia achieved independence as Zambia on October 24th 1964.
Costa Rica - A Paradise
Costa-Rica is one of the best countries to visit among other Central American countries. Not just the mesmerizing natural beauty, cloud forests, the most echo-diversity this country offers, but also the fabulous culture, remarkable and friendly people. And of course, the food which makes to go back revisit. I have spent more than two weeks photographing mostly birds in some parts of the country.one thing for sure, you’ll never see so many kinds of birds anywhere else! And of course, you will be surrounded by most rare to common species of hummingbirds. Costa Rica is going to be my next to-be-revisited list of countries.
USA Landscape - A Frozen Moment
Landscape – Freezing the one brief moment. Most probably, no moment is repeated, it is not the same next moment or minutes after. It always mesmerizes me these wonders around us. Most often, landscape photography is all matter of time, places where you are in, and elements. And of course, it is your luck too. You could be in the right place, but elements could be not in your favor. There are many aspects of nature, particularly in landscape photography is telling a story of a moment. Maybe it could be a calm ocean or a dead tree on the beach or floating a leaf on a quiet lake; it is all telling a story of a moment where you are part of it. Here are some of my favorite collections of landscape captured so far. Please enjoy and share beautiful moments.
United states - Land of Wilderness Wonders
Seeing wildlife in America is most often seasonal if I missed a day, I would have to wait for next season. Especially, birds are just passers, and we don’t see them until next season. Every year, I eagerly wait for spring and fall for migratory songbirds and shorebirds.
In some instances, I have visited the same place many times to photograph one specific species of wildlife. Sometimes, it is not just the species of wildlife, as a wildlife/nature photographer, I feel that I should strive to get immense beauty as much creative as possible. Nevertheless, I get huge pleasure at getting off before dawn or go for a more extended trip, knowing that I will be creating images of wonders that not yet exist.
Please enjoy birds and some wildlife photographs I have created over the years. Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in any images.
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Nataraj Ankinakatte
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My name is Nataraj Ankinakatte D; I grew up in the southern part of India, and now I live in Massachusetts. I am a nature photographer; I absolutely like it and everything that comes with it. I appreciate the raw reality of everyday life and immense beauty of the living being around me. I do my very best to take every picture keeping the essence of art in mind. Thanks for stopping by.
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