PUSKAR BASU

Puskar is a passionate natural history photographer, national-level swimmer, mountaineer and scuba diver. His adventurous spirit helps him explore the far-flung, inaccessible corners of the globe. Apart from travelling all across the wildlife refuges of the Indian subcontinent, Puskar has made his mark in the African Savannah, the Llanos plains of South America and the remotest corners of Nepal. His travelling ambitions have helped him pick up the camera to capture his magnificent encounters with nature. He makes constant endeavours to portray the beauty of nature through his photographs. He believes that wildlife is the most dynamic form of nature that we see around us, and wildlife photography can play a pivotal role in its conservation. He has been working extensively on the Himalayan biodiversity for the last 15 years and his work has been featured in leading publications.