@@wildandfreevictoria your most welcome. Love your attitude to life, photography and learning. Really uplifting to watch and the results speak for themselves, some of the zebra black and white images are absolutely stunning :)
@@robgbsn This does mean so much, thank you for just taking the time to be so kind! and I am glad to read you are enjoying it and liked the zebra shots - they were my favourite ☺☀
@@wildandfreevictoria no worries:). Yeah I'm doing good thanks. Gotten back into the habit of photographing seascapes. Morocco is a pretty awesome country for that amongst many other forms of photography.
You are always so kind, thank you for your lovely words. I put a lot of heart into this vlog and the photos, so it really does mean a lot what you have said. Thank you ☺️
Hey - thanks for this great insight into a safari. We want to do one next year and this video - as well as your video on the Fuji Xf 100-400 - was a great help. Your shots are really great and a real inspiration! Do you have any rough tips on the settings you used? Your ISO settings, for example, would be really great to know :) Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for watching! I am glad that my video was a great help and very kind of you to say that it is a inspiration, thank you for saying this. I got pretty lucky with the weather so I kept my shutter speed higher and ISO as low as I could but compensate where you need to. Take a little scarf of stuff sack that you can pop over your lens/camera because the safari can get really dusty! take lots of spare batteries and memory cards but mainly, have a fantastic time and take it all in 🙃
OMG. We are so much on the same wave length with photographing wildlife Victoria. My photos of the Kruger National Park are so much like your photos of the Kenyan wildlife. Can I recommend Costa Rica for one of your next trips, it will tick all your boxes regarding wild, free and being you, the perfect photographer and videographer location. 👍
Great minds ey! 🙃 it’s so lovely to read you are on the same wavelength! I bet your photos from Kruger are beautiful! What was you favourite animal to shoot? That is a fabulous recommendation! I will definitely add it to my list, I have had someone else recommend it and now you, so it must be a sign. Thank you very much 🙃✌🏻
@@wildandfreevictoria Hi Victoria. Whilst in the Kruger I was so lucky to photograph a Jaguar in a tree which was my favourite picture. In Cost Rica it was a smiling crocodile and humming birds. Absolutely beautiful. 😊
Thanks for sharing your safari with us and teaching us about rhinos and zebras. And today I learned about monkeys with blue balls! 😆 You took so many great shots, really looking forward to part 2. 😊
Thank you so much for watching! Hahaha you are very welcome, it was new to me as well 😆 I couldn’t help get a shot! Thank you again and part 2 is a good one 🙃
Victoria, thank you so much for sharing this video. I'm so excited I will be in Africa next month and traveling in the Kenya region. I plan on taking my XH2S and the 100-400mm lens. Do you have any recommendations for shooting while I'm there? This is my first Safari.
Well as the aperture is f/4.5-5.6 the bokeh isn’t in comparison to wider apertures like the 23mm or 56mm. But you can still get bokeh with the 100-400mm that’s to compression with the telephoto lens, but yeah just not the same that is all 🙂
Enjoyed your video! African safari's are one of my favorite activities to photograph and video.
Thank youu! I really appreciate it! And that is a great choice, It is definitely one of the best activities you can do! Keep enjoying it 🙂✌🏻
Gorgeous photos. Thanks for sharing your Safari adventure with us :D
Aw thank you ☺️ I really appreciate that! ☺️✌🏻
@@wildandfreevictoria your most welcome. Love your attitude to life, photography and learning. Really uplifting to watch and the results speak for themselves, some of the zebra black and white images are absolutely stunning :)
@@robgbsn This does mean so much, thank you for just taking the time to be so kind! and I am glad to read you are enjoying it and liked the zebra shots - they were my favourite ☺☀
Great video again! And beautiful shots.....again!
You are very kind, thank you! And I hope you are doing well? 🙃
@@wildandfreevictoria no worries:). Yeah I'm doing good thanks. Gotten back into the habit of photographing seascapes. Morocco is a pretty awesome country for that amongst many other forms of photography.
My Home town 🥰 Welcome back
It's a beautiful place to live, stunning! and thank you ☺️
Truly beautiful, thank you 👍
Thank you so much and for watching ☺️🙃
Beautiful shots and footage!
Thank you so much ☺️
Wow, what an amazing adventure you’ve been on!
Thank you so much, yes it was an incredible place and very magical 🙂
@@wildandfreevictoria beautiful photography - thank you for sharing it! 🤙🏼
Wild and beautiful. We need to preserve this environment.
Thank you ☺️ and you are so right! 🙃
Not easy when there is a conflict with humans and wildlife.
Thank you Victoria! You did amazing job capturing the beauty and natural movement of these amazing creatures. I look forward to part ii!
You are always so kind, thank you for your lovely words. I put a lot of heart into this vlog and the photos, so it really does mean a lot what you have said. Thank you ☺️
Great shots!
Thank you ☺️
These images are incredible! Thanks for sharing and showing what that camera (and a good eye) can do!
I really appreciate this, thank you very much for you kind words and support 🙃✌🏻
Love it Victoria 💯 you captured Africa so beautifully!
Thank you Trent ☺️ it is such a beautiful place and the creatures are just captivating. I bet you would get so incredible shots there! 🙂
Lovely, a lot of bottoms in the photos, were the animals trying to tell you something..
Thank you! And this is going to sound really weird but I find animal butts really cute!!!
@@wildandfreevictoria hmmm you have not met my dog, her butt is a hazard area ☠️
Hehhee yes you make a good point hahaha 🤣 Erik can be the same too 😉
Hey - thanks for this great insight into a safari. We want to do one next year and this video - as well as your video on the Fuji Xf 100-400 - was a great help. Your shots are really great and a real inspiration!
Do you have any rough tips on the settings you used? Your ISO settings, for example, would be really great to know :)
Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for watching! I am glad that my video was a great help and very kind of you to say that it is a inspiration, thank you for saying this. I got pretty lucky with the weather so I kept my shutter speed higher and ISO as low as I could but compensate where you need to. Take a little scarf of stuff sack that you can pop over your lens/camera because the safari can get really dusty! take lots of spare batteries and memory cards but mainly, have a fantastic time and take it all in 🙃
OMG. We are so much on the same wave length with photographing wildlife Victoria. My photos of the Kruger National Park are so much like your photos of the Kenyan wildlife. Can I recommend Costa Rica for one of your next trips, it will tick all your boxes regarding wild, free and being you, the perfect photographer and videographer location. 👍
Great minds ey! 🙃 it’s so lovely to read you are on the same wavelength! I bet your photos from Kruger are beautiful! What was you favourite animal to shoot? That is a fabulous recommendation! I will definitely add it to my list, I have had someone else recommend it and now you, so it must be a sign. Thank you very much 🙃✌🏻
@@wildandfreevictoria Hi Victoria. Whilst in the Kruger I was so lucky to photograph a Jaguar in a tree which was my favourite picture. In Cost Rica it was a smiling crocodile and humming birds. Absolutely beautiful. 😊
Thanks for sharing your safari with us and teaching us about rhinos and zebras. And today I learned about monkeys with blue balls! 😆 You took so many great shots, really looking forward to part 2. 😊
Thank you so much for watching! Hahaha you are very welcome, it was new to me as well 😆 I couldn’t help get a shot! Thank you again and part 2 is a good one 🙃
Victoria, thank you so much for sharing this video. I'm so excited I will be in Africa next month and traveling in the Kenya region. I plan on taking my XH2S and the 100-400mm lens. Do you have any recommendations for shooting while I'm there? This is my first Safari.
Nice
How is Fujis bokeh performance,?
On the 100-400mm lens on in general? I use the 23mm, 33mm, 35mm and 56mm as well and they are all fantastic for bokeh 🙃
Okay thank you 🙏🏻 Victoria
Yes 100-400 ?
Well as the aperture is f/4.5-5.6 the bokeh isn’t in comparison to wider apertures like the 23mm or 56mm. But you can still get bokeh with the 100-400mm that’s to compression with the telephoto lens, but yeah just not the same that is all 🙂
@@wildandfreevictoria ok Victoria! Thank you