Wild Moments from GIR National Park, Gujarat | Wildlife Photographer – Alvis Lazarus
Glowing Cuteness of Childhood
Animals at their young age are loaded with cuteness. Under Jungle canopy, a ray of light hit the Fawn on face. I loved the face glowing on the side and to highlight that, underexposed the picture to highlight only the side of the face which was glowing on the light.
Glowing Cuteness of Childhood
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Jaws of Death
I was so glad to see majestic GIR Lions. As years pass by, the new generations are growing stronger.
Jaws of Death
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Curious Lapwing
A gorgeous portrait of a Red Wattled Lapwing from Sasan GIR. She was by the lake side busy building her nest and so curious to see me and find out what is in my hand.
A Curious Red Wattled Lapwing
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Lion Sibling’s Love
These Lioness Siblings share an amazing bond which is very evident on this kiss. The Sun was harsh and the younger sibling was resting on a shade; moments later, the older sibling walked by. With so much warmth, feeling the sibling’s love by closing her eyes and expressed her love through a warm kiss. A priceless moment of Sibling’s love!!!
Lioness Sibling’s Love
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Lion’s Paw
How often we get to see a Wild Male Lion’s paw like this! I had such a rare sighting at GIR few days before. Asiatic Lions can be seen in India only at Sasan GIR. While I was there on a safari at GIR, I saw this huge male lion at GIR wilderness. He had a great meal minutes before and hence decided to just lie down, roll and play. At one point of time he was fully upside down, I was amazed to see his rugged paw. Captured that beauty the same way I have seen and enjoyed!
Lion’s Paw
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Wild Male Lion Portrait
Very close sighting of an Asiatic Lion at wild in Gujarat, India. The look of the sub adult male lion was just amazing. Wild Male Lion Portrait from Sasan GIR Gujarat.
Wild Male Lion Portrait
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Wild Lioness’s Wild Look
She was resting by a waterhole and even after realizing our presence, she doesn’t want to move an inch. Instead, she locked her eyes on me. Seeing such a wild majestic lioness eye to eye through the lens at eye level was indeed a shivering experience… Exciting too 🙂 The dark sand tone and her shiny skin complimented very well.
Wild Lioness Wild Look
About Wildlife Photographer – Alvis Lazarus
Alvis Lazarus is a Wildlife Photographer from Nazareth. Top Shot Winner 2017 (National Geographic) and Your Photo Winner 2017 (BBC Wildlife). Alvis’s work is published in Nat Geo, BBC Wildlife and Conde Nast Traveller Magazines. See his work here: Instagram | Facebook | Website
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