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Dr Ramakanta Panda’s wildlife photography exhibition opens at Kala Ghoda

A Mumbai-based heart surgeon has channelled his love for the camera into documenting wildlife in Maharashtra and beyond India. The exhibition features nearly 240 species of birds, and various animals

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A pair of Greater Flamingos, accompanied by a juvenile (centre), captured in the brilliant gold colours of sunrise in Mumbai. Pics courtesy/Dr Ramakanta Panda

A pair of Greater Flamingos, accompanied by a juvenile (centre), captured in the brilliant gold colours of sunrise in Mumbai. Pics courtesy/Dr Ramakanta Panda

Wildlife photography is not just about capturing an image; for me, it is a way of creating awareness,” we are told by Dr Ramakanta Panda. The cardiac surgeon and Padma Bhushan recipient, who serves as the Chairman of Asian Heart Institute in Bandra-Kurla Complex, also happens to be a nature and photography enthusiast. Having combined his affinity for both, his collection of over 200 photographs documenting various birds and animals, is on display as an exhibition, Heartbeats: Wildlife, Our Shared Future from today at a gallery in Kala Ghoda.

An Asian Paradise Flycatcher dives into the water at Karnala Bird Sanctuary, in Navi Mumbai
An Asian Paradise Flycatcher dives into the water at Karnala Bird Sanctuary, in Navi Mumbai

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