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Rupinder Khullar – Capturing India

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Rupinder Khullar has been clicking pictures with his prized Nikon ever since he was a teenager. Living amidst the scenic beauty of Uttaranchal’s capital Dehradun, he inherited this passion from his hobbyist photographer father, whom he often accompanied on his travels in the hills.

A leading travel photographer for four decades, Rupinder Khullar has captured India’s art, architecture, cities, religions, people and natural wonders. His arresting and wide ranging body of travel photography has been published in many books and publications. Among them 1001 Images of Taj Mahal – A Great Wonder of the World, Splendours of Rajasthan, Enchanting India, Flowering trees, Shrubs and Climbers of India, Kashmir: A Pageant of Seasons, Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, Divine Love-Images of Inner Joy: His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Sri Harimandar Sahib have been widely appreciated. He currently resides in New Delhi, with his family.

Ixint – Shooting wildlife on the brink of extinction

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Ixint Studios specializes in nature, wildlife and travel photography from around the world. Paul Ixint, the creative force behind the studio is an avid nature lover and a wildlife photographer. Paul has travelled worldwide to capture images of wildlife that are on the brink of extinction. He hopes that his images will spread the message of conservation as well as a love for all living creatures on earth.

1001 Images of Taj Mahal – A book that captures Taj as never before

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The book – 1001 Images of Taj Mahal by Rupinder Khullar is a culmination of two decades of relentless work.

Enamoured by Taj’s pristine beauty and everchanging quicksilver quality, Rupinder Khullar has captured this magnificent mausoleum from every conceivable angle, in different seasons of the year and at various times of the day. Ever responsive to faint shifts of light, to the play of clouds and the drama of sunrise and sunset, Taj Mahal continues to entrance visitors regardless of how often they visit this monument, built by a great Mughal monarch for his wife.

As someone who has been photographing the Taj for so many years, Rupinder Khullar shares with us his
knowledge of its architecture and the arts that went into its embellishment, in this splendid celebration of one of the
world’s greatest monuments.