"Capture Wild Memories"
Wildlife photography is an art in itself and is in real sense a wonder of human creativity. Intimacy with nature and love for innovative exploration are the qualifying thresholds to the world of wildlife photography.

"Nature photography is great time to be alive".

The most important feature of wildlife photography is that the phatogrpher must have extensive information about his subjects. He must be keen enough to observe slightest of the variations in the flora and fauna surrounding his subjects.

Magnify the Small Intricacies if nature
A knowledge of flora and fauna not only makes you a better nature photographer: it is good news for the whole world of nature. Such knowlegde encourages people to treat all life forms with respect. It leads to a deeper appreciation of life itself. You find you are making a special effort not to disturb animals, trample or uproot plants, or manipulate settings in the interest of composition. Indeed, conservation of wildlife and plants has become the policy of all developed and developing countries, and in most of them there are strict laws forbidding the disturbance of rare or endangered species.


Reverence to Mother Nature
Always treat Nature with the respect she deserves. Life in nature depends on a delicate balance between the needs of animals and plants and their environment. In most countries the law is specific: you may not disturb any wildlife or damage any sites of plant life that are on the endangered list in the process of photographing or filming them, or conducting similar activities. This doesn't mean that photography of endangered species is forbidden, merely that you mustn't disturb them in the process.

Make wildlife photography a mission !

Wildlife photographers in general consider themselves to be environmental conservationists, and to stick to the rules. Those who disturb their subjects quickly get a bad name among the photographic fraternity. Remember, some species may be common in some areas but rare in others. The golden rule is: treat all animal and plant life as you yourself would wish to be treated.

Creativity at Play
Wildlife photography has a purpose beyond simple documentation. It is also a form of artistic expression. It combines factual recording with creative art, and thus helps to reconcile our technically-based society with the natural world. Wildlife photography is like hunting with a camera, striving to get the best possible shot of a particular animal or plant or landscape. It can also be an aesthetic experience - an opportunity for self-realisation that is not otherwise available to us in the modern world.

Indeed, nature photography can serve as a refuge from the stresses of daily routine, as well as being a personally rewarding activity.