The Serengeti: Wild Wonders of Africa

The Serengeti: Wild Wonders of Africa is a pictorial journey into some of the earth’s most iconic and untamed landscapes. Here we witness the great dance of survival between predator and prey play out across vast, undulating plains. Danger and beauty coexist: in the rosettes among the bushes lies the quiet prowl of big cats that do not hesitate to pounce. Yet, the ability of varied species to live alongside each other is never lost on one who steps into the almost timeless rhythm in which life unfolds in the African plains. This is an experience of a world of wonder in which every link is essential in the circle of life.

About the Author: Rajan Kapoor is a photographer who has received numerous national and international awards for his work, including the Commonwealth Photographic Award for environmental photography, the National Wildlife Photographer Award, and the National Award on the theme of literacy. He has showcased his work in solo exhibitions, including exhibitions at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai and the Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai. Kapoor was also a member of the five-member Jury appointed by the Government of India to judge the National Art Awards in 2012. In addition to his photographic accomplishments, he is a successful industrialist with diverse interests in nature, environment, art, music, and sports, excelling in each of these fields. Kapoor conceptualized and photographed his first coffee table book on Brahma’s Pushkar, which received significant acclaim.

Rajan Kapoor

Rajan Kapoor has been conferred with several national and international awards for photography, including the Commonwealth Photographic Award for environment, the National Wildlife Photographer Award and the National Award on the theme of literacy. He has held several solo shows including the ones at National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), Mumbai and Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai. He was part of the five-member Jury appointed by Government of India to judge the National Art Awards, 2012. A successful industrialist with a wide range of interests in nature, environment, art, music and sports, he has excelled in every field. He conce tualised and shot his first coffee table book on Brahma’s Pushkar, which received much appreciation.