POTD - Animal Kingdom

Nice perspective John! Did you use a wide angle lens on this?

 

Thanks Will. ; I used my 10-24mm lens at 10 mm.

 

Restaurant-o-saurus by jbwolffiv, on Flickr

 

Tree of Life #1 by jbwolffiv, on Flickr

 

Here's an angle you don't see every day. ; Courtesy of the Wild Africa Trek's rope bridge over the Hippos.


Passing Hippos by Scottwdw, on Flickr ;

 

Very cool angle! ; I see your profile pic is from the tour?

 

Very nice Justin! ; I have never seen that one at night!

 

Nice Justin.

 

You could photograph anything. ; No restrictions there.

The surprise was as long as I had a strap around my neck or wrist, the camera did not have to be attached to the vest. ; I had heard all kinds of stuff and was prepared to attach my camera to the vest. ; Really, there is no need. ; The rope bridges look worse than they are. ; The only place one would have to worry about dropping a camera into an animal area.

 

Yep, as you can see I used my usual camera neck strap. ; What is nice is they do take photos of you on the tour. ; Everyone receives a CD with those photos on them plus any photos the guides take of the animals. ; These photos come with a restrictive use license. ; You can not sell them but are free to use them for personal use.

 

I really want to do this as well, but am a little hesitant on the price. ; Plus bringing a 11 year old may be no good (not sure it she would like the rope bridges anyway) Added to the bucket list anyway.

 

Working on a two part review of the Wild Africa Trek this weekend so I should have more photos to post here soon.

 

Same here Scott! ;

 

DeVine by MJH20, on Flickr

Finally got around to doing something with my Animal Kindgom pics from October.