Vivid India
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Vivid India is your gateway to exploring the vibrant colors, rich cultures, and breathtaking landscapes of India. Through captivating photography and immersive travel stories, we bring the essence of India to life, one vivid moment at a time.
Colors of Holi.
Portrait for a Ladaki woman.
Pelican sighting at Vedanthangal
Sunset over Jawadhu hills
Cormorant take off
Place- Vedanthangal bird sanctuary
Place- Vedanthangal bird sanctuary
Varanasi, with its rich spiritual and cultural heritage, offers captivating portrait opportunities. The city’s vibrant colors, sacred rituals, and the diverse faces of sadhus, monks, and pilgrims create a unique canvas for photographers. This portrait of a sadhu, with his warm, peaceful expression and saffron robes, reflects the timeless essence of Varanasi. Every corner of the city tells a story, and the people here—rooted in centuries of tradition—provide endless moments of beauty and depth for those looking to capture the spirit of this sacred land.
Sibling fights exists everywhere!
Displaying tri-colour!
A temple in Karnataka
gm fam
A beautiful morning from Varanasi.
A beautiful morning from Varanasi.
clicked a beautiful moment😍
Displaying our tri-colour
Nomads of Ladakh in their traditional attire.
Birds of India
India’s twelve kingfisher species belong to one of three categories — tree, water or river kingfishers — classified according to their habitat and hunting behaviour. The dining habits of kingfishers might surprise most of us. Tree kingfishers (subfamily Halcyoninae) focus their keen predation on the ground, while the water and river kingfishers prefer a more aquatic diet and habitat. River kingfishers (subfamily Alcedininae) are usually associated with freshwater or forest habitats. Water kingfishers (subfamily Cerylonidae) are specialist fish-eaters who hover and dive into water, fishing with prodigious panache. Some of these bejeweled beauties can be found in our backyards. White-throated, common, and pied kingfishers can often be seen in patches of green or near waterbodies in cities. The Sundarbans is possibly the richest region for kingfisher diversity in the country.
India’s twelve kingfisher species belong to one of three categories — tree, water or river kingfishers — classified according to their habitat and hunting behaviour. The dining habits of kingfishers might surprise most of us. Tree kingfishers (subfamily Halcyoninae) focus their keen predation on the ground, while the water and river kingfishers prefer a more aquatic diet and habitat. River kingfishers (subfamily Alcedininae) are usually associated with freshwater or forest habitats. Water kingfishers (subfamily Cerylonidae) are specialist fish-eaters who hover and dive into water, fishing with prodigious panache. Some of these bejeweled beauties can be found in our backyards. White-throated, common, and pied kingfishers can often be seen in patches of green or near waterbodies in cities. The Sundarbans is possibly the richest region for kingfisher diversity in the country.
Portrait of a boy from Kashmir
click on the way home
Land of beautiful architecture!
clicked an architectural beauty
Muttum beach, Nagerkoil
Making of God. From theyyam makeup room.
Colours of India 📸
Chotta Shangarh, Sainj Valley - Himachal
Cameras freeze moments in time, but photographs encapsulate emotions. Each genuine smile, shared laugh, and quiet glance reveals the essence of human connection, preserving it forever. The true beauty of photography emerges in these candid, heartfelt interactions, where the depth of our connections is immortalized.