Photograph is the best preservation of the memory and uh photographs are the proof of proof of any events took place in our life every day we clicked lots of photo and uh generally every Navnhan share uh share it to the instagram. So I have a crystal and clear memory that uh once I and my friend went to gear sanctuary last year to see the wildlife closely and uh. I was shooting everything on my mobile phone so sudden incident take a place over there which mesmerized me. I found a uh lion sitting with huh her impala as well as there was a uh pickup nearby and the presence of I and the presence of lion did not scare the empara. And I clicked this amazing view on my phone deftly and then I uploaded it on the social media. After two days out of w blue I got an email from Gujarat tourism to share this uh, photo to them. And I did it with a condition that must be u. That I must be given a credit for their photo. And today on the official side of the Gujarat tourism, the photo can be seen along with the pre picter care credit given to me. That’s. That makes me proud of myself and I am very grateful for the opportunity landed to my part.
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Photography is the best way to preserve memories, and photographs are proof of events that have taken place in our lives. Every day, we take lots of photos and generally share them on Instagram. I have a crystal-clear memory of a time when my friend and I went to the Gir Sanctuary last year to see the wildlife up close. I was shooting everything on my mobile phone when a mesmerizing incident occurred. I saw a lion sitting with its impala kill, and there was a pickup truck nearby. The presence of the lion didn't seem to scare the impala. I quickly captured this amazing scene on my phone and uploaded it to social media. Two days later, I received an email from Gujarat Tourism asking to share the photo with them. I agreed, but only on the condition that I would be credited for the photo. Today, the photo can be seen on the official Gujarat Tourism website, with my name prominently displayed as the photographer. This makes me incredibly proud, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to have my work recognized.
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