My Top 10 Tips for a Photographic Safari

Informative& beautiful. 😍The behind the scenes shots of you at work, very cool. THANK YOU for talking about Ethical Treatment. It should go without saying but unfortunately it does need to be said.
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Andrew Getting into the studio videos now 😎

So simple with the settings, great advice! Top tip on parking further away as well! And your final tip is sadly so important to repeat. Great video mate

Your work is sensational!

Great video and great tips! Thank you!

Yep mate need more tips on the ISO , Aperture and so..
Very fantastic information 🤙🏼👍🏼

Yep mate need more videos about ISO,aperture …
Thanks a lot …

Well said Andrew .. the things some people do to get the shot 🙈🙄… ethics are important but seldom seen of late . Thankfully there are like minded individuals out there . I photograph much of Zimbabwe and there national parks . Mana pools being my favourite , mostly because you can walk around with the freedom without people and vehicles . But only because I grew up in Zimbabwe and have had extensive bush experience with the wildlife, but I do recommend this to anyone but with a walking guide if you not familiar with the bush and the wildlife . I really enjoy your channel , keep up these interesting blogs ! Thanks again Andrew . Hamba gashle ( go well ) !

Thanks Andrew ))) nice video!

Thanks for your tips! ❤
I still am dreaming to go to Safari in Africa. I hope a day I could realise it! 😊

Thank you. This video and the video of a typical day for you were magical. Hopefully some day I could join you on Safari

I love this learning video, so helpful and you picked out a lot of things that I do wrong. I'm going to be with a group and I hope it's small if not I will I will take your best tip go by myself. What are some of your favorite spots in Kenya & Tanzania to see if that's one of my stops? I have got to take your main advice and learn my settings quickly. Thanks I'm going to find more of your teaching video. Peace 🦁🦒🦓

Been watching your and others’ videos about wildlife photography. Animals seem too friendly ;) too my surprise.
Your tips help. I am just about to get a 100-500 lens and hope to go to my first African safari next year.

Great ! i like it friend

Great comment “we are a guest in the animals habitat”. So good you emphasise ethical behaviour.

Excellent video with so many good tips that I can’t wait to apply when doing animal shots in the future. Thank you!

Hi andrew. James in Scotland here. I would want to do insect macro and environment photos. Great videos mate. What do think. Beat regards.

Hi andrew. James again. Can you do a video on the dos and don't what to do on safari. Thanks. Keep clicking mate.

Thank you for sharing your top tips

Brilliant tips thanks am going on safari hopefully next year and at present my longest lens is 70 to 200 so looks like i have rent another lens. More videos with settings would be fantastic thanks so much 😊

Would love to hear your thoughts on bird photography settings wise. We get a lot of snowy owls where im at in the winter

imstant fan now, ❤️

Thank you. Brilliant tips

Such awesome advice, thank you!! I am going on safari in less than a month and I'm more confident I'll be able to bring home some wall-hangers!

Enjoyed the day-in-the-life theme on safari from your other videos and learned great tips on this one. Flying to Tanzania in a week. Will make sure to look at the wonderful world outside my camera's viewfinder too. Subscribed and look forward to learning from your experience as a photographer.

Great tips, thanks.

I recently got a 100-500mm lens and am considering also getting a 1.4 teleconverter—how often do you find yourself shooting beyond 500mm?

i can somewhat do those fast changes on my 450d ( i will upgrade once i have the money) but they will only show up in photos or liveview mode, which is not optimal obviously. and would a 70-300 canon L lens be ok for a first timer on safari?