Never photograph a tiger like this| Tigers And Beyond

[@poonamsharma973]

Interesting & informative video Sir🙏👌👍

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thank you so much for your appreciation!

[@dhruvsuri5416]

Very informative, beautifully captures the essence of photography!

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks much for your appreciation!! I would love to keep on uploading such stories in my new channel.

[@kshitijsuri41]

After watching such an amazing episode of Tigers and Beyond, even I'm tilting towards starting my own journey of exploring wildlife photography and experiencing those unique, once in a lifetime encounters with these majestic beings which roam our jungles, unaware of the human society and their unquenchable greed. ❤💯🙇🌲.

[@TigersandBeyond]

Yes, wildlife photography - particularly of nature and wildlife- is very noble endeavour. I am mostly in agreement with your astute observations.

[@aims0071986]

Excellent Content
please keep more coming

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks so much. Yes, it will keep on coming!

[@syeadwahabuddinnasir9415]

Very True Information! Thanks for sharing!

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks for your appreciation. It means much to me!

[@syeadwahabuddinnasir9415]

@@TigersandBeyond Have always appreciated your sincere works in the field of wildlife conservation especially the remarkable Wilderness Days Series!

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks so much for having recalled Wilderness Days. I did the show on DD National - full 110 plus episodes on weekly basis- and that too when there was absolute dearth of wildlife videos & stories in social media. Those were the days!

[@UPSCPsychologyOptional]

Wow ! Something different than just normal podcasts and vlogging ! Very impressive.

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks much for your appreciation. In this age and time, you have to do things a bit differently.

[@enigmatheextreme]

Super helpful and well explained!

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks so much for stopping by!

[@amiteshchawla3903]

Great insights 👍🏻💪🏻

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks. Good to know that you liked it.

[@BhaviniSharma-l8m]

Very insightful

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks much

[@anjuchhabra8365]

Excellent....would love to go Jim Corbett once again after watching this video

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thank you. Corbett Park is a lovely place, no doubt!!

[@kamlasuri1553]

❤❤

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thank You!!

[@SatishKumar-lu7fs]

❤😊

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thank you

[@Geetaa1957]

Thank you!!! Those were amazing tips along with some awesome shots !! 🙏🏼

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thank you as well for stopping by. Coming from an avid wildlifer like you who has spent so much quality time with nature, this is a complement to cherish!!

[@14grs]

Very true informative video. Thank you sir for sharing these important things.❤
Please do more videos on wild life photography.

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks so much for your appreciation! Yes, I will be regularly sharing true wildlife stories through my videos, and also on wildlife photograph at regular interval.

[@RajeevSharma-x6o]

Gazab.... हमको नहीं पता था कि image शब्द imagination से बना है। प्रोफेशनल Photographers और शौक़िया ट्रैवलर्स के लिए ये एपिसोड बेशकीमती है।

[@TigersandBeyond]

Thanks for your nice appreciation. Yes, imagination is very important for a photographer and it does not come from camera. It comes when you activate your mind and heart and dance with the rhythm of life. A photograph is a by-product of this dance.

[@Manishsachan1992]

Sir wildlife k liye z6ii kaisa h pls help me..
Or suggest acamera

[@TigersandBeyond]

Z6 2 is an excellent camera. Equally important - and perhaps more so- you should look for a lens with good low light capability. I will say a 70-200 mm f2.8 lens should always be in your arsenal for wildlife photography. Also 24-70mm f2.8 for wider angle shots. These two lenses are very important for clicking mammals and forest. For bird photography, you should have a 500mm lens.

[@Manishsachan1992]

@TigersandBeyond 180 600 mm lunga sath me sr