Safari Park Photography With The Fujifilm 100-400mm XF Lens

I have always been fascinated by animals. Whether it's a wild creature I encounter in the woods or a friendly animal I see at the zoo, I'm drawn to them. When I was younger, my parents took me to Safari Park and had a great time.
This video is about taking photos of animals that someone can't usually see in the wild - like the ones you'll find at West Midlands Safari Park. In it, I am using the Fujifilm 100-400mm XF Lens, which I've featured on the channel before and really love.
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[@lewieyt]

Full edit for sure please!

[@SteveMellorPhotography]

Which image would you like to see edited. I was planning to do that for next Sunday's video. You choose :)

[@lewieyt]

@@SteveMellorPhotography The end image of the lion on the rock for sure. Thanks Steve!

[@SteveMellorPhotography]

I will be recording this in the morning and it will go out on Sunday!

[@namigweart343]

Thank last shot of the tiger was wonderful. Eyes were tact sharp!

[@SteveMellorPhotography]

Thanks ever so much. I’m doing a tutorial on Sunday of how he was edited :)

[@tonymckeage1028]

Brilliant Safari Park Video, Great share

[@SteveMellorPhotography]

Many thanks. I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)

[@keithdavies7167]

Love the Lion King shot at the end great video again

[@SteveMellorPhotography]

Thanks ever so much, Keith. Your support means a lot ;)

[@koolkutz7]

Very tricky shooting through glass and driving through a safari park! That Lion looked miffed as to why it couldn't eat the zebra!

[@SteveMellorPhotography]

She did, didn’t she.
Unfortunately, I couldn’t hold the camera still enough to get video or you would have seen it bounding out to try and startle the… goat.. I think?? Then stalking off before stalking back. They really didn’t like being ignored.