I am a doctor by profession—a Neonatal Intensivist to be precise which involves caring for critically ill newborns. While my work demands intense focus, my heart lies in the wild. I have been exploring jungles for the past 14 years, though I began pursuing wildlife photography seriously about seven years ago. When I am not at the hospital, you will very likely find me on a safari or traveling to a destination rich with photographic opportunities.

Participating regularly in photography salons has significantly sharpened my eye, teaching me what defines a compelling image and what to seek through the lens. Yet, beyond the technical craft, the quiet pursuit of light, immersion in nature, and the act of creating images have subconsciously led me down a deeply spiritual path. There is a profound sense of calmness and bliss in this journey.

Outside of medicine and photography, I am passionate about chess and music. I play the guitar and compose chess problems, several of which have been published in international journals.