A photograph by Sriharsha Ganjam, a Bangalore-based photographer, got selected as the picture of the week in a very prestigious nature photography magazine.
You can check it out on the link below, and hitting on the Picture of the week button on the right hand top.
http://www.naturesbestmagazine.com/
or, to see the image directly, (it will be on only until Friday the 24th March)
Click here:
http://www.naturesbestmagazine.com/potw.php
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Simply Fantastic! The photographer’s eye for detail is resplendent!! Thanks for sharing it deepa.