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June 2010 – Desktop Calendar

June 8th, 2010

After touring Bandhavgarh & Kanha for 5 weeks, I present to you a Tiger from Kanha.

Do let me know, how you like the Tiger in Black & White.

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May 2010 – Desktop Calendar

April 26th, 2010

Summer started with a bang, visited Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, MP.
Our group saw a total of 13 Tigers!! I am sharing one of the images I made, of a female tigress.

I again leave for Bandhavgad on 27th April and will return on 2nd May, hence uploaded the calendar in advance.

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April 2010 – Desktop Calendar

April 1st, 2010

It is summer again… the camping season has started!! Yippeeee….

This summer I travel to the forest’s of Central India, the strong hold of India’s National Animal ‘The Royal Bengal Tiger’.

This April, I bring to you an image from the archive.

A running Tiger. I hope to treat you to more images of this Gentleman of the Forest once I am back from my travels on 31st May. :)

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Stripey…

February 8th, 2010
I like the Aircel campaign abt "Save Our Tiger". A really good initiative from some corporate giant.

Whatever their aims and aspirations from that advertisement might be. As they are at the end of the day, looking to promote their services. Any corporate giant will do that.

I also see a lot of people going red over the campaign. A few quotes from people. (read on Facebook)
"The campaign also shied away from a…ddressing other issues that contribute towards the decline in the cats such as loss of habitat, man-animal conflict and depletion of prey base."
"It's funny how so many people are suddenly joining the "Save Our Tigers" group and initiative by Aircel but other than that, doing absolutely nothing to really "Save the Tiger""

All I want to tell these people is, take a break!!

Be glad that somebody had the sense to put in money into such a campaign. They have tied up with WWF – India.

Did the common man know that there were only 1411 tiger from 40k left, over the turn of the century? Answer is "No"!!

Just because they do their bit and look for self profit in such campaigns is not wrong.

Can WWF or any organisation working in this field be in a position to finance such a campaign?

What is wrong? Why don't you guys look at the brighter side of the entire campaign.

Folks, stop cribbing. Somebody has taken a step forward, support them.

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Ecoscope 2010 – Entries Invited

October 23rd, 2009

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Ecoscope is a Photography Exhibition based on the theme on Nature and Wildlife.

What makes the event special is enthusiastic participation of AMATEUR photographers from different walks of life.
If you have captured a memorable moment in the wild, we will be more than happy to showcase your prized moment.

All that you need to do is –

  1. Select best of the images (not exceeding 20 no.) from your collection.
  2. Make sure that they are photographed in India, feature Indian Wildlife and Landscapes. (Birds, Mammals, Insects, Flowers, Reptiles and any other wild entity).
  3. Name the image files as <subject_caption_place_photographersname>.jpg
  4. Please make sure that each of your image has your own caption.
  5. Send these handpicked photographs to our office on a CD along with duly filled entry form.
  6. Expected resolution of images: 300 dpi or more.
  7. Expected format: JPEG.
  8. Please do not put any borders or copyrights on the image. The same will be put in by Foliage Outdoors.

200 best photographs from the submitted entries will be showcased at ECOSCOPE 2010.

Please note that - 
– The expenses to print the photographs will be borne by the organizers. 
– Last date of submission of Photographs is 31st October 2009. 
– The name of the photographer will be duly mentioned next to the photograph.
– Foliage Outdoors reserves the right to use the submitted images in future whenever needed.
- All entries will be accepted only on CD. Entries will not be accepted via Email or Pen-Drives.

Since its inception in 2005, Ecoscope has continuously received tremendous response from the discerning nature lovers of Pune. We are sure that yet again with your support we will make Ecoscope 2010 a much bigger and better event.

Details of Exhibition
Dates: 6 – 10 January 2010
Venue : Yashwantrao Chavan Art Gallery

For More Details & Clarifications Please Contact:
Abhay Ghanekar : 9850558840
Mayuresh Borse : 9822849989

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