Toowoomba, Queensland: Nepalese has never failed to impress the foreign community by showing their talents and skills. Likewise, Photographer Mr. Saroj Panta got recognition by his creative photographs, in Australia. He is residing in Toowoomba, Queensland with his wife, two daughters, and one son. He says, his older daughter Ariana Panta of age two and a half, is also fascinated about photography. He has been working as a wildlife photographer for 11 years.
The photo he had taken in 2019 got an acknowledgment from the University of Southern Queensland. In the picture, a “Rainbow lorikeet” couple is seen where Mr. Panta represents this couple as a “Rainbow love”. This picture indicates the love, care, trust, commitment between the couple, and has given a love message to the world. This picture will be hanged in the Central Office of the University of Southern Queensland as a souvenir of Nepal.
On 29th July 2020, the Local Nepalese Community of Toowoomba handed this photograph to Professor Geraldine Mackenzie of the university. In this program, Nepalese national Professor Tek Maraseni also marked his presence. Mr. Panta showed his patriotism and love towards his country by wearing Nepalese national attire in the program.
According to Mr. Panta, “The wildlife photography looks mesmerizing in the eyes of viewers, indeed it’s difficult to capture one.” He added, “Sometimes I take a week to get a nice picture.”
Panta also takes photographs of sports matches, Nepali language classes, Nepalese multicultural programs, and other programs as a social worker. He has been running his YouTube channel named as Saroj Panta Vlogs and Baby Twin Sister together.
