The Kodanad elephant training center is a training home for rescued elephants. Prior to the government of India ban on capturing elephants, it was a training center for wild elephants.
Mahouts bathing an elephant
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
The Kodanad elephant training center is a training home for rescued elephants. Prior to the government of India ban on capturing elephants, it was a training center for wild elephants.
Joshi Daniel Photography 
Great perspective and love the post treatment.
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Oh this makes my heart sing! I love elephants. And the trust and love that I feel from this picture is heavenly. The elephant seems to understand it is being taken care of.
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Wow I love this shot.
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Beautiful Work!
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Amazing picture, the light and colors simply bring out essence of the picture.
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Nice work.
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awesome shot
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Wonderful!
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Shot of a rare view..beautiful!
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Great angle Joshi :)
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Beautiful capture.
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Amazing! Love the light and colors!
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What a photo!
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Wonderful perspective, Joshi! What a capture!
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Liked the way you captured the picture
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A beautiful image of an elephant being cared for.
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This is such an amazing angle of such a majestic animal!
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I love the angle in this!
– Ram
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I love the perspective you put to this photo. Very nice!
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What a cool photograph. The elephant looks so relaxed.
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I have a deep appreciation for these creatures. They are amazing. The composition of the photo is interesting and increases the focus on the elephant. I’m happy for its rescue and glad that there are people who can provide good care.
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Loved it…..
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Beautiful work, beautiful blog!
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I agree with My Heartsong!
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Breathtaking photo – absolutely love this.
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Very beautiful
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What a beautiful photo..it really captures the moment!
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That’s something I don’t see every day! How cool to see that they care for the elephants so well.
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Great composition and color!
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Gorgeous picture! I love how you managed to get that close up to the action.
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A wonderfully different perspective, and, an incredible image… R
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What an amazing photo!
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Reblogged this on Travels with Mary and commented:
Amazing!
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Great frame and angle.
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Lovely photo. It’s good to see that the centre is now helping those that once it harmed.
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That’s so impressive. Love your photography!
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What an incredible photo. Quite moving, especially given the plight of elephants now. Beautiful, thank you for taking this and sharing it. – Rachel
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Wonderful photo!
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Technically i think it is a very good pic!
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Amazing photograph!
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wow…this is stunning
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Nice circular movement when seen from this rotation!
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I love the frame!
Wonderful shot. :)
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Not knowing anything about elephants, I wonder if the elephant enjoys it? It is a beautiful image!
Lindy
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Wonderful image- very touching indeed!
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Nice and tight capture. Congratulations are in order, Joshi! :)
“Prior to the government of India ban on capturing elephants, it was a training center for wild elephants.”
Training wild elephants for what ?
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wow. beautiful.
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Beautiful photo in so many ways!
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Your portraits are all incredible and striking images, I look forward to following you and seeing more. Thanks for dropping by my site
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A beautiful shot. A love the angle you shot it at.
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Beautifully captured.
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This is brilliant.
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love the photo and the message it brings with it…to take care for each other…for all living animals …We are all ONE
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Absolutely amazing!
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What a stunning shot. Very moving.
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thank you :)
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Kodanad was a beautiful tourist destination for foreign tourists and a great picnic spot for the locals. I have been to this place numerous times during my childhood since it was very close to my home. Unfortunately, the animals were kept in a poor condition and lot of complaints were registered for animals abuse. All the animals from this place were either released or moved to an open zoo at Abhayaranyam. See the current status of Kodanad Elephant training centre
Abhayaranyam is an interesting place to visit, which is about 2.5km from Kodanad. Many of the animals from Kodanad are moved there. Also, it is a good picnic area, which already started getting lot of attraction among the locals.
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:)
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Beautiful animal
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:)
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Reblogged this on GoodnightNina..
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:)
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
Awesome photo!!
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thank you :)
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Most welcome …. awesome photo!!
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:)
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First look of the photo made me think it’s an elephant carved on wood. When we looked more closely I realized its actually an elephant :) beautiful work
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Thank you :)
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Yes….as stated…absolutely superb.
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Thank you Mark :)
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One of life’s amazing moments that most would never see were it not for photographers. I live for National Geographic and this feels right out of an article. :D
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Thank you :)
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