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let there be light :... Mahesh Nair, Nature Photographer

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Introduction	2004 was a turning point in my life. '04 June i bought a camera for a trip to yellowstone park with my family. during that trip I discovered a passion and possibly some "talent" for photography that was so hidden that i never knew it existed for 43 years!!! early 2005 i found myself at a cross road. the acquisition of spectramind, the bpo company i helped found was over i had two options. one was continue with the corporate life in yet another company, maybe yet another start-up, or I could forget all that and follow my heart - my heart won and in june ‘05 i quit the corporate world after 19 odd years. i also decided to award myself my new cxo title - cdo (for those uninitiated into the arcane world of corporate life, cdo stands for corporate drop out). since then i have been a full time nature and wildlife photographer. my travels take me to many remote areas away from the hustle and bustle of cities where I can take the time to enjoy and capture the beauty that nature has to offer us. When I am not making my wife’s and son’s life miserable, i also work with conservation organizations like WWF to contribute my little mite to at least keep what we have left of this world.

Introduction

2004 was a turning point in my life. '04 June i bought a camera for a trip to yellowstone park with my family. during that trip I discovered a passion and possibly some "talent" for photography that was so hidden that i never knew it existed for 43 years!!! early 2005 i found myself at a cross road. the acquisition of spectramind, the bpo company i helped found was over i had two options. one was continue with the corporate life in yet another company, maybe yet another start-up, or I could forget all that and follow my heart - my heart won and in june ‘05 i quit the corporate world after 19 odd years. i also decided to award myself my new cxo title - cdo (for those uninitiated into the arcane world of corporate life, cdo stands for corporate drop out). since then i have been a full time nature and wildlife photographer. my travels take me to many remote areas away from the hustle and bustle of cities where I can take the time to enjoy and capture the beauty that nature has to offer us. When I am not making my wife’s and son’s life miserable, i also work with conservation organizations like WWF to contribute my little mite to at least keep what we have left of this world.