Wild Corridor
A tricolor reverence to the wilderness of Indian Subcontinent
Wildlife and Nature photography exhibition
by
Saleel Tambe
03 -07 Sep 2009
Millennium Art Gallery, London
Wild Corridor is a window to the wonderful wild world from Indian subcontinent. Through this exhibition of wildlife and Nature photography, Saleels lens brings out some splendid glimpses from the tropical habitat – which surely is an exciting tete-a tete with the astonishing biodiversity of India.
An experience of true wilderness & overwhelming outdoors !
Images in this exhibit are displayed in a three coloured theme – Saffron, White and Green – quite in line with the three colours on the flag of India flag called Tiranga (meaning Tricolour)-each of these three colours conveying a characteristic notion.
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A photofeature based on Saleel Tambes photographs of Leopard hunt was published in the Aug 2010 issue of Sanctuary Asia. This issue was a leopard special.
"MansWorld " - published Saleels images in their latest Apr issue. These images acompanied an article about Pangot - in the Travel destination section.
"Indian Birds" (Vol 4, no. 4) - published Saleels image of a Malabar Trogon in their latest issue. This was in context with an article about bird survey in Kerala and adjoining Western ghats.
Saleel was interviewed by Hindustan Times, Patrika and some TV channels during the recent visit to India. This was about the local lake at Indore- which Saleel had dreamt of transforming into a Bird Sanctuary and today the dream seems to be coming true with a commendable hard work by volunteers from Indore. 
