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Tiger Photographic Safari
Animals have expressions too. How closely these equate to our interpretation of them is a matter for debate, but there is no doubt that they can look reflective, intelligent and happy as well as the more usual amusing or alarming. As in many other branches of photography, the secret is often patience.
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Elephant Photographic Safari
Safari The lord of the jungle is indeed the elephant and not the tiger as many believe. Elephants in the wild call for more caution than any other animal.
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Wildlife Photographic Safari
Worldwide some 4500 species of mammals are known today, of which approx 450 species occur within the Indian subcontinent, and 1220 species of birds recorded India hosts some 12.5% of the world's birds.
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Bird Photographic Safari
With their senses of hearing and sight far sharper than our own, wild birds can be difficult subjects to observe and photograph. Whether or not your intended subjects will let you come within camera range often depends on whether they regards you as a potential threat or just as a harmless observer.
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Photographic Tips
Top lighting effect is not ideal for photographing wildlife or landscapes; low side lighting is better for showing detail in wildlife subjects and creates more interesting shadows in landscapes. So it’s important to make full use of the light at sunrise and again in the later afternoon.
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Tiger Photographic Safari
Animals have expressions too. How closely these equate to our interpretation of them is a matter for debate, but there is no doubt that they can look reflective, intelligent and happy as well as the more usual amusing or alarming. As in many other branches of photography, the secret is often patience.
:: Know More
Elephant Photographic Safari
Safari The lord of the jungle is indeed the elephant and not the tiger as many believe. Elephants in the wild call for more caution than any other animal.
:: Know More
Wildlife Photographic Safari
Worldwide some 4500 species of mammals are known today, of which approx 450 species occur within the Indian subcontinent, and 1220 species of birds recorded India hosts some 12.5% of the world's birds.
:: Know More
Bird Photographic Safari
With their senses of hearing and sight far sharper than our own, wild birds can be difficult subjects to observe and photograph. Whether or not your intended subjects will let you come within camera range often depends on whether they regards you as a potential threat or just as a harmless observer.
:: Know More
Photographic Tips
Top lighting effect is not ideal for photographing wildlife or landscapes; low side lighting is better for showing detail in wildlife subjects and creates more interesting shadows in landscapes. So it’s important to make full use of the light at sunrise and again in the later afternoon.
:: Know More
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