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Mohit caught this dramatic picture of one of the forest department workers at Corbett National Park offering water during prayer to the Sun God. Mohit was at the time walking up for his routine half hour surveillance from the watchtower
Photo code No. A0001

The last survivor - this cheetah known as 'Elexcier' was the last surviving cheetah even in captivity in India at the time when this photograph was taken by Mohit
Photo Code No. A0003

Mohit and Pankaj were watching in awe as the tigress fed on her fresh kill in Bandhavgarh National Park, only to be surprised by the thrilling entry of two cubs less than two months old!
Photo Code No. A0005


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Morning time at Chandratal (alt - 4270m). The combination of the brightly coloured flowers, the lake, mountains and the sky were too much for Mohit to resist taking this photograph
Photo Code No. A0002

Having seen two tigers disappear into the bushes, the mahout looked around everywhere to catch another glimpse of them. He had just given up when Mohit saw these eyes staring back at him from the bushes below.
Photo Code No. A0004


Mohit got to see for himself how dangerous an attacking tiger can look and be to it's prey, when he got charged by one in Corbett National Park
Photo Code No. A0006


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