India Tiger Photo Expedition

Modern cameras (and even mobile phones) offer incredible potential for storytelling through video. But shooting in the field comes with unique challenges. Join Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda for practical tips on filming wildlife. Learn how to stabilize shots, manage exposure and focus, capture quality sound and handle data in remote locations -- all while practicing ethical videography that supports conservation. Aditya will use examples of his own videography of tigers, elephants, leopards, rhinos and other Indian wildlife.

India may conjure images of tigers, rhinos and elephants, but the country is also home to a remarkable diversity of primates, from the Western hoolock gibbon in the northeast to the rare lion-tailed macaque of the Western Ghats. In honor of World Primate Day, Expedition Leader Varun Devaraj introduces some of India’s lesser-known primates, exploring their behaviors, habitats and conservation stories. He’ll also share insights on primate evolution, examine their role as seed dispersers and explain why they’re vital to healthy ecosystems.

Modern DSLR and mirrorless cameras have unlocked extraordinary opportunities for nature storytelling through video. India Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda shares how to make the leap from still photography to wildlife videography. Learn techniques for capturing compelling footage, from camera settings to switching between still images and video. With insights and examples from his own evolution from wildlife photographer to cinematographer, Aditya makes wildlife videography accessible and inspiring.