Sachin Sawe Photography

Sachin Sawe Photography Photography, Art created by Sachin Sawe. To schedule a photo shoot or for any information e-mail: [email protected]

As my best friend puts it in words, "Photography is where Science meets Art". I think that thought alone is compelling enough for me to take more and more photos and yet be hungry for more! Instagram:
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When the Finale Painted the Harbor Red 🔥🎆Not every fireworks photograph needs every color in the rainbow.This was one of...
09/07/2026

When the Finale Painted the Harbor Red 🔥🎆

Not every fireworks photograph needs every color in the rainbow.

This was one of those **all-out finale moments** during the Sail Boston 2026 fireworks, when it felt like they simply let everything go at once. The sky exploded in shades of red and orange, with just a hint of blue above—and Boston Harbor below reflected it all.

For a few moments, the water looked like it was on fire. 🔥

One frame from an incredible night along Boston Harbor.

📍 Fan Pier, Boston

A View That Looked Like a Painting 🇨🇦🏔️Nothing fancy about this one. No long exposure, no elaborate setup. Just one of t...
09/03/2026

A View That Looked Like a Painting 🇨🇦🏔️

Nothing fancy about this one. No long exposure, no elaborate setup. Just one of those moments where the view was so beautiful that I had to capture it.

Standing at Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park, I looked across the turquoise glacial water toward the incredible Rocky Mountains. The boat ramp, the lake, those majestic peaks in the distance, and the Canadian flag flying in the breeze 🇨🇦 — it all came together beautifully.

And that color! The turquoise-blue water of the Canadian Rockies never gets old.

Sometimes you don't need to do anything special. You just stop, look around, and appreciate the view.

Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park, Alberta 🇨🇦

Portrait of a Peregrine Falcon!Peregrine Falcons are fastest creatures on earth. They have known to clock as high as 240...
09/02/2026

Portrait of a Peregrine Falcon!

Peregrine Falcons are fastest creatures on earth. They have known to clock as high as 240 mph when diving down at their target. They are often found settling in cities. New York City has highest density of peregrine falcons in the world. Out here in Massachusetts we see these falcons too. At times along hills, mountain ledges, in highrise buildings. They are pretty much used to urban environments. I spotted one such falcon who just finished eating and was resting on one electricity pole. © Sachin Sawe
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Path to Tranquility!We were at Jenny Lake at Grand Tetons National Park. If you ever visit this park, definitely go visi...
08/31/2026

Path to Tranquility!

We were at Jenny Lake at Grand Tetons National Park. If you ever visit this park, definitely go visit Jenny Lake. This is a beautiful lake with lots of trails, hikes to explore. If you visit early morning or at dusk then chances of seeing wildife on any trail are high. Make sure you carry bear spray. At this lake, we decided to go visit Moose Ponds in the hope of catching glimpse of a Moose or so. As we started on our way toward Moose Ponds trail, This is the bridge we bumped into. Just standing at this bridge looking up in the sky with clouds and those sun rays, I couldn't resist but capture this shot. Its a simple snapshot I know but something about this shot made me just stop and take it all in!! As I stood there it was asif this bridge was guiding me to a new path, The path to tranquility! © Sachin Sawe
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**Almost Gone 🌕✨**At **12:12 AM**, the Moon reached maximum eclipse—about 96% of it hidden within Earth’s shadow.What re...
08/28/2026

**Almost Gone 🌕✨**

At **12:12 AM**, the Moon reached maximum eclipse—about 96% of it hidden within Earth’s shadow.

What remained was just a thin sliver of sunlight, glowing against an otherwise darkened Moon. Instead of the deep red many people expected, I was struck by the **golden, coppery glow** spreading across the shadowed lunar surface.

And then there was that ethereal halo surrounding it.

Captured with my **600mm f/4**, this was one of those moments that made staying up past midnight completely worth it.

Our planet’s shadow, cast across the Moon, creating something almost otherworldly. 🌎🌑🌕

**August 28, 2026 — Near-total Lunar Eclipse**

08/27/2026

15 hours of planning, driving, and waiting — for 4 minutes of totality that changed how I see the sky. I tried to fold it all into 15 seconds. This was the April 2024 total solar eclipse, every frame shot by me, aligned and stacked into one continuous sweep — from partial, into total darkness and the diamond ring, and back to light. Watch the sun disappear — and come back. 🌑 © Sachin Sawe..
Some moments you don’t photograph to remember — you photograph so others can feel a fraction of what it was like to stand under a vanishing sun...
Shot on location, 2024 total solar eclipse. Hundreds of frames, hand-aligned. No AI, no composites — just light, time, and a lot of patience...
Which would you travel for — the next total eclipse, or the northern lights? 👇..

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