Field Notes from Iceland
I so distinctly remember the feelings, the emotions that I went through the first time I had come to the...
Field Notes from Iceland
How cold will -25 deg C be ? I will be able to give you an idea in my next...
Field Notes from Iceland
Last year, a rhino was killed every 15 hours. Let’s zoom out and find out what that actually means. At...
Field Notes from Iceland
Wildlife photography trips are full of long hours with nothing to do. Our ship was steaming away to the next...
Field Notes from Iceland
There are times when you watch a scene unfold in front of you, right from the start to the very...
Field Notes from Iceland
“ This is a graveyard for drones” Jens, our guide, announced with a chuckle. This was in 2022, during my...
Field Notes from Iceland
Phototrips can be bloody tiring. I reached home a little after noon. A journey that was a tale of delayed...
Field Notes from Iceland
As you read this, I would have either just reached the northern most inhabited place on this earth – Longyearbyen...
Field Notes from Iceland
Waiting for the fish to bite or waiting for wind to fly a kite. Or waiting around for Friday night...
Field Notes from Iceland
I would have loved to have spent a few quiet days after the trek. Any trek gives you time to...
Field Notes from Iceland
It all started rather innocuously. As it usually does. A good friend, S, suggested we do a trek. Something light...
Field Notes from Iceland
“ Oh so where is your next trip ? “ “Goa in August.” “ Oh but it would be raining.”...
Field Notes from Iceland
I am back home. From near zero and sub zero degree temperatures, straight into the boiling cauldron that Bangalore has...
Field Notes from Iceland
Out in the wild, the drama is constant. Every minute is a sequence in the never ending dance for survival....
Field Notes from Iceland
There are 19 species of marine mammals in Svalbard. 3 species of terrestrial mammals. And a whopping 237 species of...
Field Notes from Iceland
And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul - John Muir My footsteps gave...
Field Notes from Iceland
First off, sincere apologies about missing the last scheduled newsletter. I was far away, in a desolate place, totally disconnected...
Field Notes from Iceland
Its an oft repeated cliché that every moment in the wild is a fight for survival. A see saw battle...
Field Notes from Iceland
“ So, do you live here or are you visiting ? “ “ I have come for a visit.” “...
Field Notes from Iceland
I shifted uncomfortably in my seat. I could feel a tiny rivulet of sweat start its journey from the back...
Field Notes from Iceland
“ We got a sighting.” The handset crackles, voices exchange messages and those are the magic words from Fabiano, uttered...
Field Notes from Iceland
Transpantaneira. The highway to nowhere. For some reason, the story of this highway has always fascinated me. Somewhere in the...
Field Notes from Iceland
‘ So, where is your next trip ?” “ Brazil.” “ Oh wow !! The Amazon ?” “ No, to...
Field Notes from Iceland
Once you have lived with mountains Under the whispering pines And deodars, near stars, And a brighter moon, With woodsmoke...
Field Notes from Iceland
‘ Yay !! We did it !!” We exulted in the sheer delight of having crossed the last big rapid....
Field Notes from Iceland
I paused for a break. Ahead of me … steps. Lots of steps. Downhill fortunately. Going downhill can be hell...
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