Tigers in the Emerald forest
Ranthambhore After the Monsoon
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ISBN:
9780198082194
Publication date:
16/04/2012
Hardback
136 pages
185.0x255.0mm
Price: 1750.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780198082194
Publication date:
16/04/2012
Hardback
136 pages
185.0x255.0mm
Valmik Thapar, Amita Chhabra & Sanjna Kapoor
Rights: World Rights
Valmik Thapar, Amita Chhabra & Sanjna Kapoor
Description
This book is about the very special ‘post monsoon’ period of Ranthambhore National Park, which in 2011 received a record 1,200 mm of rain. Having known Ranthambhore for more than 35 years, Valmik Thapar was amazed at the monsoon magic writ large all over the Park. The forest had turned green in days, and all the dry streambeds were literally brimming with water. The monsoon downpour made Ranthambhore look like an ‘emerald forest’. Thapar takes us on a journey over the first days of October 2011 as the Park appeared to erupt in a burst of green teeming with life and with its incredible tigers. Captured almost moment to moment, the close to 200 colour photographs weave a story perhaps best experienced in motion pictures.
Valmik Thapar, Amita Chhabra & Sanjna Kapoor
Valmik Thapar, Amita Chhabra & Sanjna Kapoor
Description
This book is about the very special ‘post monsoon’ period of Ranthambhore National Park, which in 2011 received a record 1,200 mm of rain. Having known Ranthambhore for more than 35 years, Valmik Thapar was amazed at the monsoon magic writ large all over the Park. The forest had turned green in days, and all the dry streambeds were literally brimming with water. The monsoon downpour made Ranthambhore look like an ‘emerald forest’. Thapar takes us on a journey over the first days of October 2011 as the Park appeared to erupt in a burst of green teeming with life and with its incredible tigers. Captured almost moment to moment, the close to 200 colour photographs weave a story perhaps best experienced in motion pictures.
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