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From the glint in a leopard’s eye to the silent discipline of a heron waiting by the riverbank, this book brings the wonder of wildlife to your living room. Each photograph is accompanied by vivid storytelling—part natural history, part meditation—that makes the traits of animals not just fascinating, but deeply relatable. Beautifully produced and easy to read, this book is more than a collection of images – it is an invitation to slow down, look closer, and rediscover our place in the larger rhythm of nature.
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Swamy Viswanath, N. V. Krishna Kumar
Swamy Viswanath is a veteran of the automotive industry, where precision, performance, and endurance shaped his professional journey. Away from the corporate world, his passion for photography and the outdoors has taken him deep into forests and wild spaces, where he finds the same beauty in nature’s engineering as in man-made machines.
N. V. Krishna Kumar has spent decades in advertising, crafting stories that connect people with ideas, products, and experiences. A keen observer of life and its quirks, he brings a lyrical, reflective voice to the wild, blending fact with philosophy in ways that invite readers to see nature anew.
Friends since their NIT Calicut days, the two combine their different lenses—one rooted in discipline and detail, the other in storytelling and imagination—to create a book that is both a visual feast and a meditation on the wisdom of the natural world.
