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ADVENTURER NATURALIST AUTHOR BIRDWATCHER EXPLORER TEACHER DRIVER BOOKS TRAVELLER NOMAD PHOTOGRAPHER WANDERER NATURE WILDLIFE PHOTOJOURNALIST NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EMERGING EXPLORER CINEMATOGRAPHER ARTISTIC EDUCATOR PRESENTER CURIOUS CAT INQUISITIVE FELLOW INTREPID FILMMAKER PASSIONATE PATIENT BACKPACKER COLLABORATOR AMBITIOUS CREATIVE STORY-TELLER CONSERVATIONIST INDUSTRIOUS SOCIABLE STUDENT RELIABLE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHERS
From behind his camera, Sandesh Kadur sees the world from a very different angle. Through the use of images both still and video, pilule Sandesh exposes the need for conservation and encourages protection of the world’s biodiversity. His photographs have been published widely in books and magazines while his documentaries with subjects ranging from king cobras to clouded leopards have been aired worldwide on the BBC, Discovery, and National Geographic networks. Over the years, Sandesh’s work has garnered many top awards including the CIWEM Environmental Photographer of the Year, Nature’s Best Award, International Conservation Photographer Award, as well as twice being nominated for a Green Oscar at Wildscreen.
In 2013 Sandesh was recognized by National Geographic Society as an Emerging Explorer and also received the North American Nature Photographers (NANPA) Vision Award in recognition of early career excellence and continuation of vision and inspiration to others in nature photography, conservation, and education.
Images, Sandesh feels, have the power to move people in a way nothing else can, and it is this power he hopes to harness through his work and inspire his audience to protect and appreciate what remains of the wilderness. A few years ago he founded Felis Creations – a media and visual arts company that focuses on creating content that inspires conservation. Sandesh is an Associate Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers.
If you would like to learn more about Sandesh Kadur or see some of his more recent works, please visit: www.felis.in or www.sandeshkadur.com
Detrás de la cámara, Sandesh Kadur ve el mundo desde un ángulo diferente. A través del uso de la imagen, expone la necesidad de la conservación y promueve la protección de la biodiversidad del planeta. Sus fotografías se han publicado en numerosos libros y revistas, así como sus documentales protagonizados por cobras reales o panteras nebulosas, emitidos en todo el mundo por la BBC, Discovery Channel y National Geographic. Su trabajo le ha conseguido a Sandesh el nombramiento como Fotógrafo Ambiental del Año por la CIWEM y varios premios como el Nature’s Best, un Premio Internacional de Fotografía para la Conservación, y dos nominaciones para un “Oscar Verde” en el festival Wildscreen.
En 2013 la National Geographic Society reconoció a Sandesh como Explorador Emergente. También recibió el Premio Vision de la Asociación Norteamericana de Fotógrafos de Naturaleza (NANPA) como reconocimiento a la excelencia de sus primeros trabajos y por continuar la visión e inspiración de los demás mediante la fotografía de la naturaleza, la conservación y la educación.
Sandesh cree en el poder de las imágenes para emocionar a la gente de una forma única y es este el poder que él tiene la esperanza de aplicar mediante su trabajo para inspirar a su público a que proteja y aprecie lo que queda de vida salvaje. Hace unos años fundó Felis Creations, una empresa de comunicación y artes visuales centrada en la creación de contenido que inspire a la conservación.
Sandesh es Associate Fellow de la Liga Internacional de Fotógrafos para la Conservación (ILCP).
Si quieres saber más sobre Sandesh Kadur o ver alguna muestra de su trabajo más reciente, visita: www.felis.in o www.sandeshkadur.com .
People influence nature, nature influences people and
only balanced coexistence will allow each to endure.
– Peter Raven – Director, Missouri Botanical Garden
ADVENTURER NATURALIST AUTHOR BIRDWATCHER EXPLORER TEACHER DRIVER BOOKS TRAVELLER NOMAD PHOTOGRAPHER WANDERER NATURE WILDLIFE PHOTOJOURNALIST NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EMERGING EXPLORER CINEMATOGRAPHER ARTISTIC EDUCATOR PRESENTER CURIOUS CAT INQUISITIVE FELLOW INTREPID FILMMAKER PASSIONATE PATIENT BACKPACKER COLLABORATOR AMBITIOUS CREATIVE STORY-TELLER CONSERVATIONIST INDUSTRIOUS SOCIABLE STUDENT RELIABLE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHERS
From behind his camera, Sandesh Kadur sees the world from a very different angle. Through the use of images both still and video, pilule Sandesh exposes the need for conservation and encourages protection of the world’s biodiversity. His photographs have been published widely in books and magazines while his documentaries with subjects ranging from king cobras to clouded leopards have been aired worldwide on the BBC, Discovery, and National Geographic networks. Over the years, Sandesh’s work has garnered many top awards including the CIWEM Environmental Photographer of the Year, Nature’s Best Award, International Conservation Photographer Award, as well as twice being nominated for a Green Oscar at Wildscreen.
In 2013 Sandesh was recognized by National Geographic Society as an Emerging Explorer and also received the North American Nature Photographers (NANPA) Vision Award in recognition of early career excellence and continuation of vision and inspiration to others in nature photography, conservation, and education.
Images, Sandesh feels, have the power to move people in a way nothing else can, and it is this power he hopes to harness through his work and inspire his audience to protect and appreciate what remains of the wilderness. A few years ago he founded Felis Creations – a media and visual arts company that focuses on creating content that inspires conservation. Sandesh is an Associate Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers.
If you would like to learn more about Sandesh Kadur or see some of his more recent works, please visit: www.felis.in or www.sandeshkadur.com
Detrás de la cámara, Sandesh Kadur ve el mundo desde un ángulo diferente. A través del uso de la imagen, expone la necesidad de la conservación y promueve la protección de la biodiversidad del planeta. Sus fotografías se han publicado en numerosos libros y revistas, así como sus documentales protagonizados por cobras reales o panteras nebulosas, emitidos en todo el mundo por la BBC, Discovery Channel y National Geographic. Su trabajo le ha conseguido a Sandesh el nombramiento como Fotógrafo Ambiental del Año por la CIWEM y varios premios como el Nature’s Best, un Premio Internacional de Fotografía para la Conservación, y dos nominaciones para un “Oscar Verde” en el festival Wildscreen.
En 2013 la National Geographic Society reconoció a Sandesh como Explorador Emergente. También recibió el Premio Vision de la Asociación Norteamericana de Fotógrafos de Naturaleza (NANPA) como reconocimiento a la excelencia de sus primeros trabajos y por continuar la visión e inspiración de los demás mediante la fotografía de la naturaleza, la conservación y la educación.
Sandesh cree en el poder de las imágenes para emocionar a la gente de una forma única y es este el poder que él tiene la esperanza de aplicar mediante su trabajo para inspirar a su público a que proteja y aprecie lo que queda de vida salvaje. Hace unos años fundó Felis Creations, una empresa de comunicación y artes visuales centrada en la creación de contenido que inspire a la conservación.
Sandesh es Associate Fellow de la Liga Internacional de Fotógrafos para la Conservación (ILCP).
Si quieres saber más sobre Sandesh Kadur o ver alguna muestra de su trabajo más reciente, visita: www.felis.in o www.sandeshkadur.com .
People influence nature, nature influences people and
only balanced coexistence will allow each to endure.
– Peter Raven – Director, Missouri Botanical Garden
FELIS FOCUS
March 26th – 31st 2014
Join wildlife photographer, see
filmmaker & author Sandesh Kadur on an expedition into two of India’s most incredible wilderness areas – Kaziranga National Park and Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary. This journey takes you to Assam – a state known more for its tea than for its spectacular wildlife! Bordered by the Brahmaputra River to its north and flanked by the Karbi-Anglong Hills to the south is a sea of grassland. This is Kaziranga – India’s Serengeti – a unique floodplain ecosystem teeming with big animals.
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Very few places in Asia match the diversity and abundance of wildlife as one may see in parts of Africa. Kaziranga, more about
on the banks of the Brahmaputra in Assam, comes close. This is one of the oldest nature reserves in India, established as a protected area in 1904. Although the park is famous for supporting the world’s largest remaining population of Greater One-horned Rhinoceros, it is also home to substantial populations of Asian Elephant, Wild Buffalo, Swamp Deer and the Royal Bengal Tiger.
A little further east is Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary – a primate paradise that is home to seven species of primates.We’ll try our luck to spot and capture all seven species. However, our primary target will be, India’s only ape-the Western Hoolock Gibbon. Other species on the list to look out for will be the even more rare Stump-tailedMacaque, and relatively common species like the Pig-tailed Macaque and the Capped Langur –all listed as either Endangered or Vulnerable on the IUCN Redlist.
two of India’s most incredible wildlife areas! The wealth
and diversity of life here is amazing, there’s no other place
in the country where you can have Great Hornbills, Rhinos,
Gibbons, King Cobras & Tigers– all in the same landscape!”
Trip details:
Dates: March 26th to March 31st 2014 (6 days total – 2 travel days)
Cost: INR 34,500/- per person (Indian Nationals) USD 950 per person (Foreign Nationals)
Maximum group size: 08-10
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Cost is inclusive of:
1. Accommodation on twin sharing basis unless specified by a participant prior to the trip (single occupancy on availabilityshall cost more)
2. Three meals a day- breakfast, lunch and dinner
3. All local travel by a Tempo Traveller- 14seater vehicle. This includes airport pickups and drops on the day of travel from/to Guwahati.
4. All entry/safari/gypsy charges. Cameras/camcorders not included as this depends on how many cameras each person will be carrying with them.
Special note:
1. The trip requires extensive travel by road and may include visiting areas with restricted medical facilities. Participantswith medical histories related to cardiac disorder, blood pressure and respiratory problems are requested to seekpermissions and advice from their doctors before embarking on the journey.
2. This trip involves travel to/through regions of the country with political instability. This could mean sudden changesin plans and/or damages/losses due to uncontrollable factors. The tour guides would not take any responsibility forsuch unforeseen events and hence would not be responsible for the same.
3. All participants are expected to show respect towards the local culture and traditions of the areas being visited.
4. A cancellation charge will be levied for any cancellations of the trip post booking. (50% of the trip cost if cancelledwithin 20 days of the trip; 75% of the trip cost if booking cancelled within 7 days of the trip; 90% trip cost if bookingcancelled within 48 hours of the trip; no refunds for any cancellations made within 48 hours of departure).
5. Itinerary subject to change without notice.
Cost does not include:
1. Airfare
2. Personal expenses of any kind
3. Tips, insurance, laundry, phone calls and other services not specified in ‘Cost is inclusive of’ category mentioned above
4. Any kind of aerated drinks, bottled water or alcoholic beverages
5. Camera fee
Detailed itinerary will be mailed on request to those interested.
Contact: Sandesh Kadur | workshops@felis.in | Phone number: +91 94835 21578
3 Comments for Wild Assam – WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY SAFARI with Sandesh Kadur
February 14, 2014, 7:54 pm
hi, is it possible for you to send me the detailed itenery as well as details of pickup and drop off times to guwahati so that flights can be booked accordingly…
April 16, 2014, 8:37 pm
Hi Sandesh,
My husband Mike and I met you on the National Geographic trip on the Wildlife of the World.
We are now wait listed for the NatGeo Wildlife Safari with you in October and hope that we have a chance to make the trip. I saw that you have photography courses but we also missed these. Do you have any future classes scheduled for any of your travels. You were one of the highlights of the trip, your stunning videos and your passion for nature. 🙂
Thank you and we hope to see you in India!
Diane and Mike Canney
I thought you mentioned a future trip to DC. We have a winery about an hour away in an 1870 farm
let us know if you have any extra time. We would love to share our wine and hospitality.
Thank you
Diane and Mike Canney
April 18, 2014, 8:59 am
Dear Dianne,
Many thanks for your message. I will send you an email reply.
Cheers
Sandesh
