3 Night 4 days of Wildlife Photography camp at Ranthambore National Park.
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Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve is the single largest expanse of dry deciduous Anogeissus pendula Forest left intact in India. It is home to over 40 species of mammals, 320 species of birds, over 40 species of reptiles and over 300 species of plants. Currently it is home to 45 adult tigers & 16 cubs.
Situated in the desert state of Rajasthan, Ranthambhore’s flagship species is Panthera Tigris Tigris- the Indian or the Bengal tiger. The forest remains dry for more than eight months in a year & therefore the chances of spotting this elusive big cat are much higher as compared to other tiger reserves in India.
The project tiger reserve is where the Aravali and the Vindhyan hill ranges meet and this confluence is perhaps the reason for the rich bio-diversity of the Ranthambhore. The geological formations of Vindhyan system are characterized by flat tabletops locally known as ‘Dang’ , while the Aravalis are characterized by sharp ridges and conical hilltops. An important geological fault line – the Great Boundary Fault – lies at the confluence of the Aravali and the Vindhyan systems – and runs right across Ranthambhore national park.
Courtesy: Tigerwalah, Wikipedia
Sawai Madhopar - Ranthambore - Sawai Madhopar
Ranthambore
3 Nights 4 Days
Ranthambore
Ashutosh Shinde based out of Mumbai, is a banker by profession and wildlife enthusiast by passion. Wildlife has always been his passion from childhood. Ashutosh has travelled accross Maharashtra in search of wildlife, but his core area of interest has always remained the wildlife of Gujarat. Having travelled extensively in the local terrains, he has gained quite a good knowledge about the resident and migratory flora & fauna. He has been successful in showcasing his knowledge in varied genre of wildlife photography. His work has been recognized by leading international nature & conservation institutions like NGC, BBC Wildlife Magazine, iNaturalist etc. He is associated as a Panel Photography Expert and Consultant, Strategy Team DCP, Mumbai.
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Those who are travelling by air, nearest airport is at Jaipur, which is approximately 162 km and can be covered in 3 hours by road. Innova or equivalent vehicle can be arranged at an additional cost for convenient pick up and drop.
Arrive at Sawai Madhopur Station by late afternoon/evening; our representative will be ready to pick you up from the station.
Arrive at Sawai Madhopur Station by late afternoon/evening; our representative will be ready to pick you up from the station.
Things to carry:
Do not worry if you don’t own any advance camera / super-telephoto lens as we now have an equipment support division. Equipment is available on rental - please mail us at rentals@dcpexpeditions.com.
Arrive at Sawai Madhopur Station. Our representative will be ready to pick you up from the station.
Those who are travelling by air, nearest airport is at Jaipur, which is approx. 162 km and can be covered in 3 hours. Innova or equivalent vehicle can be arranged at an additional cost for convenient pick up and drop.
Participants are advised to take an early flight to Jaipur which will reach Jaipur not later than 8AM, so that we can reach Ranthambore by 12 noon or schedule a train which will reach Sawai Madhopur around 12 noon
On arrival at the resort, you will be allotted your rooms. Take some rest. We will meet at dining area for lunch around 1:30PM, alongside we will have an introduction session to get familiar with co-participants and some informal discussion about photography, gears to use etc. over the lunch.
Our afternoon safari time in summer is 3:00PM to 6:30PM. We will leave resort anytime between 2:15PM to 2:30PM, hence get ready accordingly for the first safari post lunch.
After we are back from safari, we will discuss the first round over a cup of coffee in lawn area.
Once get freshen up, we will again meet at dining area to review the images and discuss about some intricacies of Wildlife Photography.
Enjoy the dinner and get back to bed to rise early for morning safari
Wake up call at 4:00am and we all will gather at dining area for morning tea/coffee at 5AM.
At 5:15 am, we will start towards forest gates for safari. Safari Will get over at 9:30AM. Breakfast at Resort. Enjoy the resort property and take rest. Lunch will be served around 1:30PM. Get ready for the afternoon safari at 2:15PM, jeeps will arrive between 2:00PM to 2:15PM. Safari at 3:00PM
We will have image review session and technical discussion on photography, composition etc. Dinner at 8:30PM. Off to bed to get ready for next day.
We will gather at dining area for morning Tea /Coffee at 5:00AM.
We will follow the same schedule of safari in Morning and Evening. We will conduct some session over digital image processing, general tips for resizing and composing images, selecting images for competitions and exhibition etc.
The final day with Tigers..
Wake up call at the same time. Today we will have one last round of safari today in the morning. Once we are back from the first safari, we will check out post breakfast. Our expedition ends here and we return back with loads of memory!!
On field learning from the experts is said to be one of the best methods of improving your skillsets. Our Wildlife Photography Expert will hand hold you at every possible step for a better understanding of perspectives, camera controls and how to make use of the best opportunities to get better images. The training will focus on the following
Image processing workshop
To maximize and complete your photographic learning, join our evening session of informal discussions on digital image processing. Our Expert will work on few of his own images or a few of yours (which you have clicked during the day) and demonstrate various techniques of image processing to give a final shape to your artwork. The following will be discussed
Rs 45200 per head inclusive of all taxes
*To know charges for foreign nationals please write to info@dcpexpeditions.com
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Please take a note that sighting of a Tiger and / or a good photography opportunity to capture it in an ideal frame is a matter of luck. Though the possibility of sighting is high but it can never be guaranteed in the wild.
Ranthambore National Park
26.03042733289171 76.50227069729311Cancellation policy
Yes. Please write to info@dcpexpeditions.com as it is subject to availability.
No you don't need a DSLR. You can even join with your point and shoot camera or your mobile phone.
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