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30 Animal Photos That Might Melt Your Heart By Guru Charan
Interview With Artist
Guru Charan's photography is all about capturing the simple, joyful moments of life. In this article, we’ve put together a collection of his animal photographs, where he brings that same spirit to his subjects. His work shows animals in their everyday, unposed states, offering a true glimpse into their lives.
Whether in playful moments or peaceful stillness, Guru Charan’s images highlight the connection between animals and their world, inviting us to appreciate them in a new way. Scroll down to experience these captivating moments that might just make you feel something special.
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Chrissie Anit 10 months ago
well, either the photo is really old, or the dog is just chilling on a random grave, because no way is this dog 24 years old.
Bored Panda reached out to Guru Charan to learn more about his creative process and personal journey. The photographer shared that it was movies that first sparked his passion for photography. "The color grading, framing, and the story behind the shots are what made me learn photography."
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Holly Herr 10 months ago
“See no evil, see half the evil, see all the evil”— Allein on Cutetropolis.
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Charan captures a wide range of subjects, but he finds the way animals express emotions—much like humans—particularly fascinating. "I want to depict that in my photographs," he shared. "The fascinating part is studying their behavior, which most closely resembles human socializing when observed intently. Learning their behavior and waiting for animals to act as you expect them to is the most interesting aspect."
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April Pickett 10 months ago
I think you'd probably have to take both of them.
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Photography comes with its own set of challenges. For Charan, the most difficult part of being a photographer is learning to cope with failures. You don’t get the shot every day, and you need to keep moving along. I enjoy the journey as a photographer. If we focus only on the results, we don’t enjoy the process as much, so the creative journey of making an image is what I enjoy the most."
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Lee Banks 10 months ago
The spice must flow, and the chickens must be fed.
Load More Replies... Ramachandra Raju D S 10 months ago
The blue-eyed Afghan girl brings home the blazing jungle fowl.
Eryn Greenwood 10 months ago
Buck buck buck buck . Unhand me human I must lay some eggs. There a hot roster over there .
When asked about his favorite photograph, Charan pointed to an image of a monkey couple. "I shot this in 2013 when my wife was pregnant, and the doctors told us that the baby's oxygen supply was on the lower side. I was photographing a monkey couple in the Western Ghats when I received the news. Lost in my thoughts, I continued shooting the pair. After some time, the female moved slightly, revealing a baby. It was a special moment for my stressed mind, filling me with hope and happiness."
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Serena Myers 10 months ago
Don't know what the boy just said, but the cat thinks it's hilarious! (I know, I know, the cat is yawning!)
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Ace macbeth 10 months ago
Man, this hurts my heart... I just wanna give that puppy all the food and cuddles. The kitty too. Glad they got each other tho!
Moonie Pinkslip 9 months ago
Sorry, what??? "Hurts your heart???" How happy for you to see a negative story behind everything.
Load More Replies... Beth Wheeler 10 months ago
My old dog would walk up to the cats and just give them a big ole slurp across the head whether they wanted her to or not.
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Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago
My thoughts: "That numberplate's surely not legal. Argh! The state of the tyre! Oh - kitten! 😀"
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Danish Susanne 10 months ago
This is so funny. The scarecrow is I suppose to keep birds from stealing seeds, and the owls can post there in order to catch seed-stealing mice.
April Pickett 10 months ago
It works, and everybody is happy, except the seed stealers.
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Max Fox 10 months ago
The crow is alone, which means that the eagle is likely attacking it, and is responsible for those missing feathers. If there were more crows, the opposite would have been true.
Marsha Hultberg 5 months ago
My love ~ hate relationship with nature. Sigh... Survival of the fittest. And so it goes...
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Eryn Greenwood 10 months ago
I want them anyone that just leaves puppies somewhere in a box needs to be in prison
Beth Wheeler 10 months ago
Years ago some jerk dumped a big box of about 12 or 15 puppies near my driveway. They were big just heavy enough to get out of the box & split it open. I called animal control and told them to send somebody ASAP because they were getting in the road and we're either going to get hit or cause wrecks. Some woman and her 2 little girls stopped and put all of them in the backseat of her small car. When animal control finally showed up I told them where she lived down the road. If you don't want your dogs or cats having or causing babies get them spayed or neutered!
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