After arriving at the Panjim campsite on day one, day two of the Goa trekking is more of a journey to acclimate, hitting several popular tourist destinations such as Miramar […] Read More
Author: Ravindra Joisa
This is Ravindra Joisa. He is a resident of Mangaluru, KA, India, and has spent his childhood days and not surprisingly a typical Western Ghats (Rainforest, South West India) outdoor adventure lover. He is an IT Automation engineer by profession and has worked for some of the major IT giants. Along with his full-time IT job, he has mixed his love of photography with his enthusiasm for travel and adventure. He has undertaken a variety of journeys that have led him to the far reaches of India in the Himalayas. Ravindra is currently working on his Youtube channel where you will find videos on his travel, photography, editing, book reviews, and his productive habits and implementation. He is juggling between his IT job, his passion, YouTube, and his family. Consider Subscribing to learn more.
When you engage a professional wedding photographer, the majority of people hunt for a well-known brand that will cover the event or be handled by an event management organization. Based […] Read More
Day one of the National Trekking Expedition in Goa with Youth Hostels Association of India (YHAI) consists mostly of reporting at the Youth Hostels base camp, which is located near […] Read More
Day 2 of my Himalayan trek to Tarsar was very exciting and adventurous, and camping at Lidderwat was an exceptionally wonderful experience. Cloud-covered mountain peaks and the landscape all along […] Read More
Roopkund trek is one trail that’s unique, where you will gain altitude from 7750 feet to 15750 feet in hardly 4 days with few steep climbs. This is a trek […] Read More
The Tarsar trek is something that I had planned four months before the actual trek, after completing the beautiful Kashmir Great Lakes trek a few years back. Day 1 is […] Read More
If you’re caught in traffic all the time in Bangalore, or if you’re engaged in a busy job schedule, you’ll undoubtedly need a break. There’s a site in Bangalore called […] Read More
Day 8 of the Roopkund trek is all descent in the forest area till you reach Neel Ganga river, after which there is a gradual climb for about an hour, […] Read More
The internet is full of amazing photos and videos. Timelapse is one category in between, it is a video made of photos captured at a certain predefined interval. Modern cameras […] Read More
Many asked me if I had Photoshopped this image to get that cloud movement kind of effect. Some do understand that this is a long exposure shot, but they still […] Read More
Day 7 of your trek is more of a gradual climb from Pathar Nachauni for about 1 to 2 hours followed by descending all the way to Bedni Bugyal. This is […] Read More
I have been using Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8G lens for a few years now and had this camera in my bag during all my local and Himalayan treks for landscape photography. […] Read More