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	MAYANK KHEMKA (Winner, Human Animal Conflict, Canon Wild Clicks) "Thanks for the wonderful opportunity you guys've given me. I'd been wanting to get into professional wildlife photography for a long time. But was discouraged by a lot of people. Winning the 'man - animal conflict' theme at Canon Wild Clicks has given me a major confidence boost & I have decided to pursue my goal with renewed vigor." ANKIT GULATI (overall winner, Canon Wild Clicks) "A NW event is always a highly enriching experience. There was always so much to learn, be it the sessions by Mike Pandey , Anand Arya or knowledge sharing by participants. The event was managed extremely professionally with everything well planned for. Wish to be part of more such events in future." NAVEEN (Contestant, Canon Wild Clicks) "It was one of the most memorable trips of all times. It was great fun meeting so many people who are into photography, sharing there ideas and technical details of how to compose n capture snaps better.And the wildlife of India giving the opportunity to capture its wonders. I wanna thank you guys again for organizing and making it a perfect experience. I look forward to attending more of such workshops/contests. I am also thankful to canon who has showcased there equipment and gave us the opportunity to touch and try there latest equipment." Sundeep Venkar (Participant, Canon Wild Clicks) "What an Awesome Trip with Amazing set of people....a great platform to share your ideas on conservation, wildlife, Photography. Cheers to NW!" Rohit Agarwal (Participant, NW Workshop in Corbett) "Had an amazing time meeting a great set of people and learning so much about nature and conservation. Good work NW team!"

Camp Wild Adventure, Corbett National Park
Far away from the maddening crowd of the city, come and explore the mesmerising and majestic wilderness and tranquillity of Corbett with Camp Wild Adventure. Situated amidst dense forest cover, home to over 200 species of birds, our Camp gives you the opportunity to witness and experience wildlife right at your doorstep. Break free and explore Corbett with our team. From trekking to water sports in the sparkling Kosi River, From angling to Gypsy safaris in the wild and untouched territories of Corbett National Park, our team aims to fulfil all your wild desires! Refresh and revitalize yourself and re-discover the naturalist within you…

Camp@Ganges, Rishikesh
Malakunti (26 kms upstream Rishikesh), our white water rafting camp is operational from mid of September to mid of May each year. It is located on Rishikesh – Devprayag route on the sandy banks of river Ganga, and partly on the riverside forest. An excellent getaway from the city stress, Our river camp offers you a great outdoor experience with camping in the scenic surroundings, white water rafting at its very best, rock climbing, rappelling, traversing, camp games, day hikes, solitude, great food and new found friends.

India Wildlife Trails
Thanks to our relationships and ongoing work with key naturalists and wildlifers across India, we also provide customised travel solutions for other tier 1 national parks of India including:

Kanha National Park
Pench National Park
Ranthambore National Park
Bandhavgarh National Park
Rajaji National Park
Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary
Ghana Bird Sanctuary (Bharatpur)

Safari Tips

Essentials for a memorable safari: binoculars, glares and caps to safeguard from the sun
Wear colors that merge with the nature colors: forest greens, sand colors, greys etc.
Have light meals during the day and heavy meals during the night
Sleep early so that you can catch the early morning action by starting your day early
Be aware that you are witnessing animals in the wild and maintain safe distance because if you give them the opportunity, they will take you on
Do not disturb animals in the wild… the forest is their homeland and you are just a visitor so behave like one

Shooting Wildlife
Wildlife photography needs heart, head and loads and loads of patience and perseverance. Amongst the most important aspects of being a good wildlife photographer is becoming familiar with the technical aspects of photography like the setting, adjustment and focussing of the camera.

For a start, assemble the right equipment. Like most things in life, camera equipment ranges from the basic to the very expensive. Beginners can go in for consumer models with high optical zooms.
After this, check your equipment thoroughly. Become completely comfortable with your equipment. Practise taking reflex shots. For this, clicking away at animals in the zoo provides good practice. Remember, practice makes perfect.
Everything is quick, quick, quick in wildlife photography. There is very little time to think about the technical aspect at the crucial moments. So get completely comfortable with the basic aspects of photography, before you even step into the domain of wildlife. Ensure that you are completely comfortable with settings – both for DSLRs and consumer model cameras.
Work on variety and versatility in your photography. For this, experiment photographing things other than wildlife: People, architecture and landscapes. This will add more depth and variety in your work with wildlife.
Technical expertise: It is advisable to always keep two cameras with you when you set off on your mission. Always have one camera as a backup. Using a 400ASA is advisable also, as it is faster film and helps to catch animals in action.
Remember slightly faster film is suitable for flash photography.
Experiment with shutter speeds. For still objects, slowing down the shutter speed will help add a little more life to the picture. On the other hand, panning with shutter speed as slow as 1/30th or1/60th of a second helps focus on fast moving subjects and blots out the background.
The bottomline is to experiment all the time.