Rooiputs Lodge: luxury accommodation in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (Rooiputs ep2)

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @smetlenn6480
    @smetlenn6480 Год назад +3

    The sunset at the end was so beautiful. The filming door is absolutely amazing ! 😁

  • @doug729
    @doug729 Год назад

    Looks amazing.

  • @smurgy99
    @smurgy99 Год назад

    I'm not sure my car hire company would like me to fit a door mount like that! Excellent footage. I too use a 200-400 which I love, sadly not on that camera though. Great footage. I shall enjoy the series.

  • @J.Dibble
    @J.Dibble Год назад

    Another great episode. Have you ever eaten ostrich? An Ostrich Festval is held early March in Arizona, USA (while the desert spring weather is still pleasant during the day), with ostrich races, food, petting zoo, food, music, vendors. Did I mention food? You can buy ostrich burgers. Actually tasty. 😊

    • @MovingPicturesAfrica
      @MovingPicturesAfrica  Год назад +1

      Thanks. Yes, I love a nice ostrich steak.

    • @J.Dibble
      @J.Dibble Год назад

      @@MovingPicturesAfrica 😋😋😋

    • @J.Dibble
      @J.Dibble Год назад

      @@MovingPicturesAfrica This is the first episode where I’ve seen an ostrich. Truly momentous. 😉

    • @MovingPicturesAfrica
      @MovingPicturesAfrica  Год назад +1

      @@J.Dibble 🙂 quite a few more coming in this series. Some cute ostrich chicks as well. They are common in the Kgalagadi

    • @J.Dibble
      @J.Dibble Год назад

      @@MovingPicturesAfrica oooOOOOOooo!!! Another cliffhanger!! 😁

  • @joanhuggett5164
    @joanhuggett5164 Год назад

    Loved seeing you set the rig up on the filming door (we've seen many fantastic sights from your great invention, Robert). Still have my fingers crossed for a Caracal.
    I think we're in for an exciting series. It's looking so good already. One question: What were the big clumps in the tree you passed?

    • @MovingPicturesAfrica
      @MovingPicturesAfrica  Год назад

      Thanks Joan. I hope you'll enjoy the rest of the trip. Those are sociable weaver nests. Tiny birds but they build massive communal nests. Sometimes so large they break the branch they are on. Always interesting because they are busy little birds and you often see other animals around the nest - barn owls will share with them and cape cobras try to eat the chicks.

    • @joanhuggett5164
      @joanhuggett5164 Год назад

      I find all this so fascinating. Thanks for taking the time, Robert.

  • @Mr09260
    @Mr09260 Год назад

    I just hand hold at a High Speed Shutter Speed through the Passenger Window or a 10 kg bean bag on my side ..so much quiker than a contraption ..High Shutter Speed = Noise yes BUT with Photoshps denoise AI its a breeze to remove

  • @Mr09260
    @Mr09260 Год назад

    I rather stay in the Campsites next door as I am doing yet again next April/May