Prince of India
Prince is no more and had a tragic end. Sorry to say this!
STORY BEHIND THE IMAGE:
When I started to pursue wildlife photography, I always heard about a majestic male tiger from South India (Bandipur Tiger Reserve). His name is ‘PRINCE.’ I heard that wildlife photographers from across the country and even from abroad would visit this jungle just to see him. I missed to see him for years even after multiple visits.
After waiting for years, while we were on a drive at Bandipur, I came to know that prince is sighted somewhere. We rushed to the place and all I could see was a parade of jeeps everywhere and we ended up waiting behind. Prince started to move inside jungle and all the vehicles headed in that direction and before we start, suddenly Prince took a U-Turn, moved to the trail again and lied down just before our vehicle. I filled my memory cards and my heart with loads of memories of Prince. Prince is no more and had a tragic end. Sorry!
Prince of India
Prince of India – StoryAbout the Author:
Alvis Lazarus
Alvis Lazarus is a Professional Wildlife Photographer from Nazareth. Alvis specializes in Wildlife Portraits and Wildlife Action Photography; he has traveled across India to see and photograph the rich wildlife of Incredible India. Alvis says “Wildlife Photography has an infinite learning since not a single wildlife moment repeats itself in the wilderness and that makes wildlife photography so challenging and exciting”.
Alvis’s work is published in Nat Geo, BBC Wildlife, Conde Nast Traveller Magazines and many other regional/ national magazines as well.
Alvis is active in most social media channels with user name ‘Alvis Lazarus Photography’ and he can be reached in Instagram at www.instagram.com/AlvisLazarusPhotography
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