I spent a significant portion of my childhood in Palakkad, Kerala, observing various life forms in nearby ponds during our frequent visits to temples. While smaller creatures like frogs, millipedes, and lizards fascinated me, my love for snakes surpassed them all. I used to enjoy drawing and painting wildlife; now, I use a camera to express my admiration for the natural world, relying on Nikon equipment for my wildlife photography.

My passion for small life forms has motivated me to visit different places. I enjoy wildlife photography because it allows me to connect with nature and learn more about its inhabitants. Sharing these images with friends and family gives me the opportunity to explain various life forms and their interconnections. I enjoy raising awareness about the importance of ecological balance and the significant role humans play in it.

I currently work as a Senior Manager at HPE Aruba Networking in Bangalore, India. I am married to my wife, Manjusha, who was a teacher and now takes care of our family. We have two children: our daughter, Sridevi, who is 14 and practices classical dance alongside her studies, and our son, Srihari, who is 5 and loves watching wildlife documentaries narrated by Sir David Attenborough.