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Alone I stand The waters still Spell imminent doom Alone, yet, I stand Alas, Alone! Fateh aka T42, one of Ranthambore's most majestic tigers in a pensive mood.

At Sukhnidhey Films, our films have taken a different approach from conventional documentaries. Our films document ancient sites and cultures and are more collaborative and participatory in nature as against

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com), takes you to the highest mountains in the world, the

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com), takes you to the highest mountains in the world, the

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com), takes you to the highest mountains in the world, the

THE VELVET BED This is one of my favourite photographs. We were having breakfast in a lovely garden in Shoghi, Himachal Pradesh, when just behind me I saw this beautiful red rose in full bloom. I captured

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com), takes you to the highest mountains in the world, the

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com), takes you to the highest mountains in the world, the

So here we are, ready to jump into the magical tunnel gliding us through glimpses of the Himalayan wildlife, rarely seen and talked about. So here, I present, the flora and fauna of a mystic land, so get

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com), in the second part of "VINDYAGIRI: THE FORGOTTEN

While in Spiti, a visit to the Kunzum Pass from Kaza (the Pass is at a height of 4550 metres or 14,924 feet) is a must. The road offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The photograph shows a Buddhist

In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com) takes you to ancient Karnataka, to explore the Vindyagiri

No, this is not a picture from Rajasthan, and the "wall" you see is not the guard wall on the periphery of some fort. This is a small range in Spiti, where the texture of the Himalayas assumes

Spiti valley is often called the 'cold desert'. And it is true to its name, as there's almost no rain annually, and except for the Spiti river flowing in the valley, there hardly appears to be any water

"BHANDARA BASTI: CLIMAX OF THE HOYSALA ARTS" In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com)

THE ANCIENT SEABED This photograph depicts the ancient character of the Himalayas, in that they were formed when the Indo-Australian tectonic plate collided with the Eurasian plate some 45 million years

"MATHADA BASTI: FINEST ARTS OF THE GANGA DYNASTY" In this show of our documentary travelogue on Steemit, "Bharat Darshan: exploring the unexplored", Sukhnidhey Films (www.sukhnidhey.com)

ICING ON THE BROWN RANGE First look at the brown mountain range in the foreground. Note the particularly rich texture of the range; the lovely shades of brown too. Then there's even an icing on this

PICTURE PERFECT HIMALAYAS When you visit the Himalayas, you'll realise how picture perfect they are. An example can be seen above, shot on the route from Kaza to the Kunzum Pass. In the background is the

THE UNSEEN HIMALAYAN LANDSCAPE This is one of my favourite photographs. When you look at it, you would want to look at the mountains in the foreground again and again. Their colour, their texture, their