Archive 2023 · Kenyan Wildlife Safari
p.3 #1Kenyan Wildlife Safari
jaylee73 wrote:
Wow, these are awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Jason
Appreciate it!
Wow, these are awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Jason
Appreciate it!
Jan 02, 2024 at 08:03 AM
p.3 #2Kenyan Wildlife Safari
Absolutely amazing set. Don't know how I missed it the first time. Mt. Kili and Tusker - a dream shot for all of us.
Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
Pradeep
Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
Pradeep
Jan 18, 2024 at 09:24 PM
p.3 #3Kenyan Wildlife Safari
Primus wrote:
Absolutely amazing set. Don't know how I missed it the first time. Mt. Kili and Tusker - a dream shot for all of us.
Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
Pradeep
My breakdown per lens based on total files produced was this:
20mm - 302
50mm - 834
135mm - 2431
300mm - 4535
400mm - 11051
400 + 1.4x - 3017
Each lens produced and there were definitely times where I was in APS-C mode with both the 400 and 400 +1.4.
Absolutely amazing set. Don't know how I missed it the first time. Mt. Kili and Tusker - a dream shot for all of us.
Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
Pradeep
My breakdown per lens based on total files produced was this:
20mm - 302
50mm - 834
135mm - 2431
300mm - 4535
400mm - 11051
400 + 1.4x - 3017
Each lens produced and there were definitely times where I was in APS-C mode with both the 400 and 400 +1.4.
Jan 18, 2024 at 09:40 PM
p.3 #4Kenyan Wildlife Safari
guitardirky wrote:
Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
PradeepMy breakdown per lens based on total files produced was this:
20mm - 302
50mm - 834
135mm - 2431
300mm - 4535
400mm - 11051
400 + 1.4x - 3017
Each lens produced and there were definitely times where I was in APS-C mode with both the 400 and 400 +1.4.
Thank you, that is very interesting. It seems like the longer the better. Over 80% of your images are more than 300mm.
Although I am more into 'animal in habitat' myself, the portrait type images are also very nice. Were a lot of your images of birds or of very distant mammals?
Pradeep
Primus wrote
Absolutely amazing set. Don't know how I missed it the first time. Mt. Kili and Tusker - a dream shot for all of us.Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
Pradeep
20mm - 302
50mm - 834
135mm - 2431
300mm - 4535
400mm - 11051
400 + 1.4x - 3017
Each lens produced and there were definitely times where I was in APS-C mode with both the 400 and 400 +1.4.
Thank you, that is very interesting. It seems like the longer the better. Over 80% of your images are more than 300mm.
Although I am more into 'animal in habitat' myself, the portrait type images are also very nice. Were a lot of your images of birds or of very distant mammals?
Pradeep
Jan 19, 2024 at 01:27 PM
p.3 #5Kenyan Wildlife Safari
Primus wrote:
Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
PradeepMy breakdown per lens based on total files produced was this:
20mm - 302
50mm - 834
135mm - 2431
300mm - 4535
400mm - 11051
400 + 1.4x - 3017
Each lens produced and there were definitely times where I was in APS-C mode with both the 400 and 400 +1.4.Thank you, that is very interesting. It seems like the longer the better. Over 80% of your images are more than 300mm.
Although I am more into 'animal in habitat' myself, the portrait type images are also very nice. Were a lot of your images of birds or of very distant mammals?
Pradeep
I didn't really focus on birds unless they were super close. The focus was on mammals. Animals in the landscape photos are obviously ideal but the are very much opportunity based as well.
guitardirky wrote
Primus wrote
Absolutely amazing set. Don't know how I missed it the first time. Mt. Kili and Tusker - a dream shot for all of us.Do post some more when you can.
I notice most of your images are shot with the 135 GM or 400 2.8 although you do say you were able to take the 300 2.8 with you. Would you be able to provide a rough estimate of percentage with each lens? If you had to restrict yourself to just 3 lenses, what would your choices be?
And yes, would love to go on a workshop with you.
Pradeep
20mm - 302
50mm - 834
135mm - 2431
300mm - 4535
400mm - 11051
400 + 1.4x - 3017
Each lens produced and there were definitely times where I was in APS-C mode with both the 400 and 400 +1.4.
Although I am more into 'animal in habitat' myself, the portrait type images are also very nice. Were a lot of your images of birds or of very distant mammals?
Pradeep
I didn't really focus on birds unless they were super close. The focus was on mammals. Animals in the landscape photos are obviously ideal but the are very much opportunity based as well.
Jan 19, 2024 at 01:43 PM
p.3 #6Kenyan Wildlife Safari
Super set. Is it to late to vote
? I would have loved to be with you.
? I would have loved to be with you.Jan 19, 2024 at 02:17 PM
p.3 #7Kenyan Wildlife Safari
Great set of images and sounds like a fantastic trip. It would take me a year to go through all those images.
Image number 1 is off the charts and a bucket list type photo for me. I would print it very very large
J.R.
Image number 1 is off the charts and a bucket list type photo for me. I would print it very very large
J.R.
Jan 20, 2024 at 03:00 PM
p.3 #8Kenyan Wildlife Safari
It seems you had a wonderful opportunity and this set of pics is excellent and a pleasure to the eye.
Jan 21, 2024 at 09:48 AM
p.3 #11Kenyan Wildlife Safari
jrrhodes wrote:
Great set of images and sounds like a fantastic trip. It would take me a year to go through all those images.
Image number 1 is off the charts and a bucket list type photo for me. I would print it very very large
J.R.
It really was a fantastic trip - lots of fantastic sightings and opportunities! I defintiely plan to print that elephant!
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lumenspixel wrote:
It seems you had a wonderful opportunity and this set of pics is excellent and a pleasure to the eye.
Appreciate it!
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Al Trujillo wrote:
Wow!!
Thanks!
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krazyindian wrote:
Fantastic Captures!
Thank you!
Great set of images and sounds like a fantastic trip. It would take me a year to go through all those images.
Image number 1 is off the charts and a bucket list type photo for me. I would print it very very large
J.R.
It really was a fantastic trip - lots of fantastic sightings and opportunities! I defintiely plan to print that elephant!
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lumenspixel wrote:
It seems you had a wonderful opportunity and this set of pics is excellent and a pleasure to the eye.
Appreciate it!
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Al Trujillo wrote:
Wow!!
Thanks!
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krazyindian wrote:
Fantastic Captures!
Thank you!
Feb 05, 2024 at 08:26 AM