The Many Faces of the Little Rock Zoo | UAMS Medicine and Meaning

By Indranil Chakraborty, M.D., FASA

Photography has been my passion for years. In my free time, I would pick up my camera gear and venture out in pursuit of that “perfect” shot! My favorite time was on post-call mornings when I had the whole world to myself. It was a warm spring morning in 2012 and I ventured out into the fascinating natural world of the Little Rock Zoo. Just me, my camera and nature in its full glory! Here are some of the photographs.

Image of a chimpanzee holding its hand over its nose and looking at the camera.

Close up image of a yellow flower with a bee on one of the petals. Shallow focus.

Image of a bird hiding its beak under orange-accented wings

Indranil Chakraborty, M.D., FASA, is a Professor and the Division Chief of Neuroanesthesiology at UAMS.