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Sublime as always, Nilanjan! That misty morning.......

Terrific! - catches the nuance of the pup's mood very well.

This spotted owl is a frequent visitor to our neighborhood, usually perching on the same spot. Today was unusual because of the squirrel (lower right, hugging the main branch), chirping away hysterically. Alarm call? Warning? - Though I
couldn't spot a nest nearby. Isn't the squirrel part of the owl's natural prey? Brave rodent!
Lucknow, Aug '20

Came across this Oriental Spiny-Orb Weaver spider: (it is facing to bottom right of the pic)



It was about 12mm wide, didnt feel threatened even though I held the tip of the leaf to be able to take the pic.

Clicked during a shoot few years back ..

Had to sacrifice my cosy warm bed, early chilly morning for a drive and walk to get this picture of Boathouse Row a Landmark of Philadelphia, PA, USA. Unedited






Daylight photograph of the same with Samsung Mobile phone

Some from my end-

1) Fine holiday ride:


2) Pleasant afternoons:


3) It's Green!:


4) The photogenic one:


5) Enchanting clouds:


(All shot on my Samsung Galaxy M51.)

Dosa at Nasa.

There is a place called Nasa on Kanakapura Road and they make nice Davanagere Benne Dose.

This picture of a sub-adult leopard was clicked last evening at a Bandipur Jungle Lodges safari by me. Simply elated with all of the right elements coming together at the perfect moment. A picture says a thousand words. So I will stop :-)

A common Myna in a nice afternoon light!

Took these end of Feb this year at Palolem beach, Goa. Was unexpectedly surprised by the amount of stars visible to naked eye.







Also tried to make a sunset time-lapse.

https://youtu.be/LsSaxajer2s

Big male tiger partially behind a tree | Ranthambore NP, Rajasthan

Took the kids to the Nehru Zoological Park here in Hyderabad yesterday. I clicked these pics with Nikon D3500, completely in Auto Mode, I am still a noob when it comes to using the DSLR.









It was actually heartbreaking seeing these magnificent beasts in cages.