ABOUT THE BOOK
Mapping the changes from natural to cultural landscapes Sumant Moolgaokar was a visionary and innovator. Dr. Erach Bharucha, a long-time friend of his, attempts to set the record straight with this celebration of two unknown facets of Moolgaokar’s life – his excellence in the field of photography and his environmental concerns. He writes of how Moolgaokar’s experiments with managing land, water and living ecosystems were far ahead of his time.
Tribal folk across the country are photographed with a rare sensitivity and with a desire to record their fast disappearing lifestyles and the landscape they lived in. Changing Landscapes is about the unappreciated wealth of our cultural heterogeneity.
Tribal folk across the country are photographed with a rare sensitivity and with a desire to record their fast disappearing lifestyles and the landscape they lived in. Changing Landscapes is about the unappreciated wealth of our cultural heterogeneity.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Erach Bharucha has been active in wildlife and nature conservation for over five decades. A well-known wildlife photographer, he has studied Indian national parks and wildlife sanctuaries extensively. His publications include Living Bridges: Folk Cultures of India, Then and Now; The Biodiversity of India, and Wonders of the Indian Wilderness.
Client : Harper Collins India
Studio : Ishan Khosla Design LLP, New Delhi
Creative Direction : Ishan Khosla
Co–contributors : Tanya Mittal, Tsering Namgyal
