How a wildlife encounter almost destroyed my camera
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In March, 2023 I had an encounter with a coalition of 7 male lions in Tanzania. They are one of the largest if not THE largest coalition and are quite aggressive and are feared by other animals in the area. But my encounter with them was not what I thought...
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What a beautiful video and experience! Thank you for sharing!
Great story and great images! Well done. I enjoyed that.
So glad to hear.
I understand just how you feel. I was in Kenya the same time you were in Tanzania. Similar experiences...absolutely life changing!
Awwww thanks for sharing. Would love to hear more!
Tin Man, we were there in Namiri Plains in March 2022. We saw the Semetu pride near that exact same waterhole (Viya Gol area in the Vindimbwini Swamp) between the
Gol and Semetu kopjes. At the time (15months ago) they had 9 big subadults in the pride (fathers were Snyggve and Tryggve) and a lot of young males. Were these 7 boys part of that pride?
Thanks Lisa for the great info. Awesome you can immediately tell it’s Namiri plains :) oh wow 9 sub adults! I may have to ask my guide Dulla because he said he only saw them one summer ago and they killed a lot of cubs of Bob Junior’s pride and eventually killed him too.
Thanks always Tin Man!! It wonderful photos and great videos. Thank you for all you do for our wildlife.
Nature never disappoints. Always have something totally unexpected.
Love the content. Thanks Tin Man. Could you share how the equipment held up in this environment?
Nikon Z9 held up well in the rain, but check out my new video where it failed. ruclips.net/video/RCQxgV0CT04/видео.html
Sony and Canon in my experience weren't as tough as the Nikon Z9 for rain.
Thank you TinMan! i loved the photos and your story. It also gave me the inspiration that i needed on a bad day. Thank you so much!
Glad it helps. Life is always tough isn't it!
Adverse weather really provides unique opportunities and you took full advantage of it. Awesome stuff, buddy.
Thanks buddy. Let’s do more RUclips and change the world and help animals :) it’s so hard and draining. But I think it’s worth it.
@@TinManLee 100%. Sign me up. Seriously.
What an adventure Tin Man. Thank you for sharing.
Nature is so unpredictable and beautiful. Thank you.
LOVE this video.😭 Just got back yesterday from my first trip to Alaska to meet brown bears in Lake Clark national park. Rain didn't stop us going out to photograph them. It was an incredible experience to see them in their natural habitat. Thank you for sharing.💓
Magnifique. Your story is just perfect. Thank you very much for sharing this.
Great content. When did you went to Tanzania? When do you recommend to go there to take best photos? How can I sign up for your mentorship program? Thanks in advance for the help your advice has help me to make the decision to purchase the Nikon 300mm f2.8
I love your photo spirit Tin Man!
Really appreciate your kind words!
Awesome story and magnificent images!
So glad you like it. Some crazy storm lol.
Love to hear you speak & telling your stories! Thank you Tin Man Lee! Best wishes.😊❤️🙏
Thank you for sharing this experience, Tin Man. Your ability to really see the lions is heart-warming!
I thank our wild animals they are amazing. Thanks for your kind words.
Love it Tin Man, I wish I was there alongside you, LOVE IT.
Priceless, thanks for sharing your experience.
I know the feeling - not on the same scale but I get it. Awesome video.
💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼amazing incredible outstanding story & images Tin Man 🙌🏼🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🫵🏼
Thanks for sharing.
So glad you like it.
Who taught those lions they are brothers?! Just shows how much we need to ban the month of June.
Absolutely LOVE this video and your story, Tin Man! I must save to go on one Africa safari with you!!! Thank you for sharing!!
I can't wait :)
Jambo Tin Man.
We're very happy to hear that you have visited our beautiful country, Tanzania. I hope you get the most out of it. Thank you for the video about Seven Brothers, we are still sorry for the death of Bob Jr.
We also follow your article series, they are amazing. And we will be very happy to reply from there, especial to know the challenges you have faced while putting your effort to take the best photograph possible on safari in Tanzania.
We may have a solution and may invite you back to Tanzania.
Asante sana
Big thanks for your kind words. Yes it was heartbreaking and I felt so bad because it was because of 3 of the 7 brothers. I never got a chance to see the majestic Bob Junior. Thank you again and hope to visit Tanzania soon.
How beautiful and very touching! Your story, images, and videos brought tears to my eyes. Thank you!
That means so much. Wish more people can fall in love with Nature again.
Great !!!
Thank you!
Love it!!
Thank you
Of course animals have feelings, you have captured it many times! Incredible and very moving story, well done Tin Man, you're the best!
Big thanks. So glad to hear that from you!
Magnificent footage and photos Tin Man. I have never seen it rain on the Serengeti before but these lions looked like some unhappy campers lol. Guess it looks good on these bullies of the Serengeti. Absolutely beautiful animals and I agree with what you say about them. They are very important for our ecosystem to survive. Hopefully we loose no more of them and can one day see the population of these magnificent animals and others rise. Keep up the fantastic work you and others are doing. Stay Safe
That's so kind of you. I fell in love with Serengeti. What an amazing place. Very true what you said. Hope I can do some little things to help them through my photography.
HI Tin Man, great video capture of the seven brothers! I love your narrative too! Definitely a very unique experience. Can't wait to go back to the Serengeti to see them again. I saw them separately in early March, but did not get the chance to see them hanging out together in one location.
Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to go back to. Wish I could go every year. How nice you saw them in March. Now I worry about all the lions in that area as they are unstoppable.
Thank you for sharing this wondering experience with us, Tin Man. Very inspirational!
Really appreciate your kind words. I have a new video coming up talking about something i learned in this video ;)
Well done Tin Man. You and the others definitely captured a unique experience. One of those "once in a lifetime" situations. Thanks for sharing.
It was sooooo much fun when weather went crazy. Just love to be in nature so much. So good to hear from you my friend!
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