I captured the image during my safari trip to East Africa on 14 12 2019. Fortunately, Covid-19 was not declared pandemic yet. I was still able to enjoy my safari trip. Obviously, I was attracted by the action of the vulture departing from the dried branch. Fortunately, to have the good lighting with the backdrop of saturated blue sky. To capture the movement in a split of second is essential for this nature photograph.
In the world of nature, such an actively may be quite common in the wide. To me, was an action that happened within a split of a second. Such a moment was a good opportunity to capture an image with good visual impact. This was one of the striking image that I captured during my East Africa trip on 17 12 2019.
On 06 03 2022, I was fortunate to capture an image of a Scaly-breasted munia adding another branch to build the nest. Watching the process of nest building from my window, I realised that even bird brain would be able to select a suitable branch to add onto the nest that was on the red wax bamboo tree. I love the well-composed entrance to the nest. I was just at the right time at the right place to capture the habitat of nature.