Jim Corbett National Park is one of oldest and legendary national parks of India where the Bengal Tigers rule from a decade. To feel wilderness it is best to stay at the Dikala forest lodge, i.e. core of Corbett. This shot was taken on March, 2011.
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Jim Corbett National Park is one of oldest and legendary national parks of India where the Bengal Tigers rule from a decade. To feel wilderness it is best to stay at the Dikala forest lodge, i.e. core of Corbett. This shot was taken on March, 2011.
Nice view of the Corbett landscape. Wish the gypsy's were not present. True feeling of wilderness comes when we try to photograph a place with no humans (quite difficult nowadays) and including as less as man made structures as possible. Please post the EXIF details to help in commenting. How were the sightings in Corbett? How long were you there? Thanks for sharing.
Madam Mrudul Godbole.....thanks for your compliments....truly the numerous cars of parks are nowadays hindered us to feel wild habitats of India. I stayed at Dikala for two days. The safari along grassland was fantastic and very attractive spot of this park. Except the encounter with Tiger, other animals (like wild boars, barking deer, elephants, sambar, crocodile, numerous birds etc.) are clearly observed in their habitat.
Camera: Fuji finpix S3300
Shutter Speed: 1/400s
Aperture: f/4.1
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 55 mm