Filming in India is much different than filming in other countries. The vast geography, the many different terrains, climatic conditions, species along with the different languages spoken by people makes it a big challenge in the field.
While many people are stunned by the beauty and the aura of the tiger and many films and documentaries have been done on tiger in India, not much has happened on other equally important species. That had led me to first document Lion-tailed Macaques, and then Grizzled Giant Squirrels.
To take a break from other activities, I went to bandipur and had a nice time with a tigress and her cubs.
Sharing an ungraded raw footage, just downsized. I had converted this earlier to show how good the new Canon EF 70-200 f2.8 L IS II USM lens was. I had used that lens to handhold and get this footage.
While many people are stunned by the beauty and the aura of the tiger and many films and documentaries have been done on tiger in India, not much has happened on other equally important species. That had led me to first document Lion-tailed Macaques, and then Grizzled Giant Squirrels.
To take a break from other activities, I went to bandipur and had a nice time with a tigress and her cubs.
Hi! Glad you had a good time at Bandipur. If ever time permits, do write on your experience capturing a TIGER. That's wow
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If possible, take a minute to understand or can i help?! :D
I wish I could be there. And wish video was a bit longer. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful :)
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Exciting video, I also wish it was a bit longer.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting blog!Thanks !!
Incredibly beautiful! The graceful movement is always breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant coverage :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anil!
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How lovely!You're truly lucky to be able to 'meet' nature from so close....
ReplyDeleteThanks Geetalima. It was a nice sighting of tigress and cubs. There is no sight so exhilarating like watching a tiger in the wild.
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