Without an expertly trained eye, it may be impossible to spot the “ghost cats” hiding perfectly camouflaged in these photos. Ismail Shariff, 41, is a wildlife photographer who specializes in capturing snow leopards in their natural environment. His collection of images, shown here, taken in the Spiti region in Himachal Pradesh, India, along with his novel “spot the snow leopard” theme, have over the last eight years garnered him the title “snow leopard man of India.” “Seeing them in their natural environment in the world takes a trained eye, but every time I do, it’s like spotting one for the first time,” he said. Ismail admits that, even while leading snow leopard photography expeditions, it can still be very difficult for him to spot them—despite his experience. The photographer managed to capture this image, among others, depicting the stealthy feline, known by locals as the “ghost cat,” in its natural habitat …