Tiger Trek

An acclaimed wildlife photographer goes to India in search of its national treasure

By John Isaac With Jeanette Isaac, Photography By John Isaac

Published December 21, 2010
Updated July 1, 2016

The routine is always the same. Once I’ve decided to leave my home in New York to travel to my native India to photograph the tigers, I know I have a long haul in front of me.

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