A Photographer's Journey

Rathika Ramasamy is a renowned Indian wildlife photographer who has dedicated her life to capturing the beauty of nature through her lens. Her journey as a photographer began when her father gifted her a camera when she was in high school. As she grew older, her passion for photography intensified, and as a result in the year 2003, she quit her job as a software engineer and took up wildlife photography as a full-time profession.

Her love for nature and wildlife started from a very young age and was always fascinated by the natural beauty that surrounded her. However, it wasn't until she visited the Keoladeo National Park in Rajasthan that she discovered her passion for wildlife photography. She was captivated by the stunning birdlife in the park and decided to focus her photography on capturing the beauty and behaviour of birds and animals in their natural habitat.

Her photography is known for its striking composition, vivid colours, and detailing. She has travelled extensively across India and various parts of the world, capturing the beauty of nature and wildlife through her lens. Some of her most iconic photographs include images of tigers, elephants, birds, and landscapes.

Her work has been recognized and awarded by numerous organizations, including the prestigious BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year award in 2013. She has also authored several books on photography, including "Photography of Birds - Art and Techniques" and "Wildlife Photography - On Safari with your DSLR: Equipment, Techniques, Workflow."

In addition to her photography, Rathika is also a passionate conservationist and works to raise awareness about the importance of protecting and preserving wildlife and their habitats. She believes that photography is a powerful tool for conservation and hopes that her images will inspire others to appreciate and protect the natural world.

In summary, Rathika Ramasamy's photography journey is a testament to the power of passion and dedication in pursuing one's dreams and making a difference in the world. Through her stunning images, she has captured the beauty of India's wildlife and inspired others to appreciate and protect it.

Her work has been recognized and awarded by numerous organizations, including the prestigious BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year award in 2013. She has also authored several books on photography, including "Photography of Birds - Art and Techniques" and "Wildlife Photography - On Safari with your DSLR: Equipment, Techniques, Workflow."