Neeraj Mishra
Forests, wetlands and high country of India
A working archive of wildlife photographs, kept by Neeraj Mishra. Every frame is his own, and available for editorial use and licensing.
Thirty years photographing India's wildlife — its forests, wetlands, and high country.
From the Himalayan foothills to the forests of the south, and the wetlands of the Gangetic plain in between — wildlife, and the landscapes that hold it.
The galleries below are arranged by subject.
A photograph usually arrives after several quiet mornings in one place, waiting out the light, the wind, and the animal's own routine.
A herd crossing the ridge at dawn, Kabini.
Photographed over fourteen mornings — the same herd, the same path, the same early hour.
Recent frames.
From the sal forests of the Himalayan foothills to the wetlands of the Gangetic plain.
About Neeraj Mishra.
Neeraj Mishra holds a Master's degree in Zoology. Photography has run alongside his work for more than thirty years, across the forests, wetlands, and high country of India.
He returns to the same forests season after season, photographing the same animals over many years.
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