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Wildlife Photography in Satpura National Park | TIGER COUNTRY Ep. 3 – New Life. Most of the scenes in the episode were filmed in 8K on the Canon EOS R5.
After filming in Pench and Kanha National Park last October, here’s bringing you back into the jungles of central India. Now, the seasons have changed – we’ll explore Satpura National Park during the peak of summer and witness how various species still manage to emerge and thrive.
Titled ‘New Life’, this episode features wild youngins of both land and sky. We’ll understand what it means to grow up in the wild, and what it takes to be a parent during the most scorching time of the year. Whilst we’re at it, we’ll also experience a couple of night safaris and get intimate glimpses of wildlife after dark.
This series is co-produced by Pugdundee Safaris and Kenneth Lawrence.
Camera Partner – Canon India
Tripod Support – Accord Equips
Additional Research & BTS – Akshita Saxena
Naturalist – Harendra Sahu
Filmed & photographed on the Canon R5. For optics, I used the EF 200-400mm f4L IS zoom lens with the inbuilt 1.4x teleconverter.
Immense gratitude to the forest department for their tireless support towards conserving wildlife and to the safari guides for sharing their knowledge and wisdom.
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43 responses to “Wildlife Photography in Satpura National Park | TIGER COUNTRY Ep. 3 – New Life (Canon R5 8K)”
This has been the most challenging episode of Tiger Country yet. Limited to 3 day safaris and 2 night safaris, it's been quite an adventure to document the various species that've been featured. If you enjoy the many stories, do subscribe so I can bring you more of India's incredible wildlife.
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jUST Amazingggg…. 😮
Superb Intro!
I recently bought Moto g82. It has a pOLED screen, and trust me after watching this quality video I feel like every penny spent was worth it.
Never before have I seen such brilliant quality pics on a phone screen. I'm as astounded by your videos, as by my phone's screen quality 😂
Fantastic effort on these feature-length natural history shows, Kenneth. Incredibly high quality; well-balancing narration and visuals. Hats off!
🙏🙇🏻♂️😍❤️
Again an amazing journey to the wild and beautiful documentary ❤️❤️❤️
You are inspiring me so much
Amazing video Thank you for sharing ✴👌✴
Very beautifully documentary and good to know about the biodiversity of the satpura national park…
I hope @kenneth Lawrence sir your wildlife adventure keeps great ahead 👏👏
When will episode 4 come. I can't wait
Just amazing 👏
Another fantastic journey with you on your amazing travels. You are a gifted story teller and I look forward to your next video.
fabulous. what a fantastic coverage of satpura. Hats off to you Kenneth.Waited for 3 months for your next Vdo and what a beautiful thing you have gifted us. thanks a lot.
Best content I have seen ever since ❣️❣️
Great work
I have 1.5gb per data I have not spend just watch your video in 1444p.
Must watch only in higher quality .
I’ve only just discovered your channel and have just shared your wonderful experience, thank you so much for sharing your adventures and photography 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 well done 👍🏼
Amazing documentary Kenneth! You've really set a standard of wildlife content creation on youtube.
Hi @Kenneth, any link for Bandana Mask (face mask you are using in this video) ? The fabric looks good. Thanks in advance !
Amazing! there is so much to appreciate and learn about nature in this video. Thanks for sharing.
U know I m a pediatrician, on Thursday wen ur vidios notification popped up I was in a chaotic duty..and it makes a big smile on my face.today on Sunday after seeing this amazing episode I feel the name of this episode should be "Motherhood". What an story Mr. Kenneth!!
P. S – I will never rush for a new episode again
Beautiful, a must-go-to safari after seeing it thru your lens
Hi Kenneth, while all of us are addicted to the short video format, there are a few creators like you whose hour long video becomes the best thing about the day. Thank you for what you do and sharing it with us, absolutely in awe with the video. Waiting for more, but again please don't hurry any video, rather take all your time to create these and preserve it via youtube. It won't be long until this channel becomes the most valuable archive of our biodiversity. Thank You!!
Wonder Indeed ! Thanks For The Same Will Forward To Teachers
Hi Kenneth – Another fabulous Vlogumentary 👏 could you please recommend me few good solid Tripods within 10-20 k range.
Great video ❤️❤️
Thnkxs for such a great content …and bring us so close to the nature's beauty ❤️❤️
Sar Hindi mein separate video bnao
Incredible episode looking forward for next one 🤠
Such an amazing experience ❤️😀😀❤️❤️
1. Beautiful narration 🧏
2. Passion towards wild life photography has made me to subscribe your channel
This was absolutely incredible. Looking forward to more of such content
Really Fantastic
i love your videos sir and i love this series….I always found the wildlife very facinating and u make it even better..thank you for the great content
You are one of the best documentary maker. You should have your own series even on OTT…..
It was incredible…. Especially how you managed to shoot such stunning moments within limited safari's…
Your message is so beautiful with that Stork family behaviour….
"Instead of running & chasing big games like Tigers…We can observe some incredible first hand behavior of different
species.."
{ I have seen people running & chasing Tigers in Ranthambhore.. They don't even stop for anything else in the Forest}
Most incredible videos and photography 👌 The sloth bear mom with her cubs is a total delight specially when they are taking piggy ride. The cubs are exactly like my English Cocker Spaniel as he is black too ..
Thank you so much Mr Lawrence 🙏🙏🙏
your time and effort that goes into making these videos are amazing fantastic images your photography is out of this world blown away again by this video cant wait for more
Simply mind bogglingly awesome !! I truly envy the privilege that you have to study and simply enjoy these beautiful forests and their inhabitants. BTW, though equipment doesn't maketh a picture but these new mirrorless systems with their autofocus systems and hundreds of focus points/eye tracking/high FPS/subject tracking do truly help in concentrating on what's really important.
Just beautiful
great broo
I have hiked in this area last year and got to see some amazing sights while hiking in this forest
Watching this video of yours refreshed all my memories
What is special is that I was walking in the forest
Big big fan of your work 🙇♂️