MONOMAD MONDAY "WILDLIFE "

Hello Hive community.

I hope you all are fine. I am also fine here. This is my entry for the #monomad challenge August 25th.Monomad community is my favorite community to post. I make one post a week in the Monomad community out of necessity. I always try to do something new when creating a post in the Monomad community. Every time I post in the Monomad community, sometimes I post on different topics like street photography, nature photography or landscape photography. And I am very happy in making that post. The topic of my post today is completely different. I have been thinking of a different topic for a post in the monomad community for a long time. In which I got the idea of ​​making a photography post based on wildlife. Today I made a post based on photographs of wildlife.

First of all let me tell you about myself, I love to spend time in the midst of natural beauty. I like to visit the hilly area every time. Even if the mountain area is covered with snow. I like to visit the cool air on top of that mountain. But in today's post there are no photographs related to those natural scenes. In today's post, photographs based on wild animals have been presented to you here. The photograph of today's post is from Ranthambore National Park. Ranthambore National Park is located in Sawai Madhopur district in Rajasthan state of India.

In today's post I have presented here to you the photographs of wildlife roaming under the open sky. In the photograph above, a herd of deer is roaming in the forest. The open sky is the joy of walking in the open. Also a Samadi is sitting on a dry branch of a tree. Photographs of that Samadi have also been presented here. There are many national parks in India. But Ranthambore National Park is the largest of all national parks.

This national park is located in the mountains and forest. So this national park is a boon for wildlife. Two beautiful rivers also flow through this national park. One of the two rivers is Chambal river and the other is Banas river. This Bane river runs during the monsoons and disappears in the hot summer.

Ranthambore National Park is known for tigers. A large number of tourists come here to see the tigers. And also do their photography. I also have those photographs, I will share them with you in my next post. In today's post, I have presented here a group of deer and a few birds. These wildlife also look beautiful in photography with black and white mode.

In my post today I have tried a new pattern. Which is new to me in the monomad community. So I need your advice and suggestion on this matter. You have to tell me how you like today's wildlife photography in black and white mode. I will learn a lot from your answer here. So please let me know about today's post.

Please let me know what you think of these photographs from my post today. So I get some idea for my next post too.

I hope that my post will be accepted for the #monomad challenge August 25th.

I sincerely thank you for visiting and reading my post.