From SLR rifles to DSLR cameras
Summary
Sudeep KC, a former Nepali Army colonel, has transitioned from using SLR rifles to capturing Nepal's wildlife through his DSLR camera, documenting over 595 bird species and various mammals across the country.
Key Points
- Sudeep KC, a retired Nepali Army colonel, has become a renowned wildlife photographer documenting Nepal’s rich biodiversity.
- He has photographed 595 bird species in Nepal and tracked elusive animals like the Royal Bengal tiger and snow leopard.
- KC guides international photographers and promotes Nepal’s ecotourism through photography tours and exhibitions.
- His military training contributed skills such as patience, discipline, and camouflage that aid his wildlife photography.
- He uses advanced camera equipment like the Sony Alpha 1 and 100-400mm G Master zoom lens to capture high-quality images.
