BEST Job In The WORLD?? - Wildlife photographer on safari | Liuwa Plain, Zambia 

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Hi there. Thanks for the comment. It's great that you at least enjoy taking photos. There are some amazing places to visit in India.

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotographyHope you come here some day and I can meet you personally.

You have the talent to become a wildlife photographer….. you just need to unlock this latent talent within you.

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Thanks so much dude. Glad you enjoyed it. I hope you can join me one day!!

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I hope you do!!

Gotta love the curiosity of a hyena!!

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Yeah it was a hell of a day!!

Thanks Brian!? For sure. One thing we can’t control is the wildlife and the light!!! Thanks for watching

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Thanks BRU. Can't wait to shoot with you one day too!!!

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Thank you very much indeed. Many more safari adventures still to come

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Thank you very much for the kind comment. I wish I knew who you were!! haha. Was I working at Tremisana Lodge perhaps?

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Hi Robert. Thanks so much for the comment and for subscribing. I’m glad you enjoyed the video too. I’m sure I have many more you will enjoy. Bird photography can be a game of REAL patience haha.

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Thank you so much for the kind feedback! Some nice videos to come in the next few months so fingers crossed

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed and keep chasing dreams.

It’s a special place for sure!!

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Haha but hey. So long as you’re getting out and having fun with the camera!

They are amazing. If you get a chance to see them in the wild it will blow your mind

Hi there and thanks so much for the comment. You are right about those smells and sounds on Africa. So I actually have been shooting in a Sony preset called S-cinetone. I have been thinking about shooting in S-log but never experimented with it yet, the S-cinetone is like a middle ground. Maybe I’ll learn S-log and make that tutorial 😀

Thanks for watching!! Regarding getting out the vehicle, it can be a dangerous thing to do and it can also spook the animals into running away. Let’s just say that I may have been out the vehicle when the camera wasn’t filming 😉

Hi there. That’s great that you’ve been to Liuwa also…as for my favourite month…that’s a hard one…in November and December you get the incredible storms, the pink flowers, the baby wildebeest. Then later around April the park is more accessible when the water levels drop, the pans are full of water and the wildebeest are gathering to migrate!

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Hi guys!! Thank you very much!! I usually film one 100fps with my shutter speeds at 1/200. I’ll usually drop them into a 30fps timeline which slows me to slow down to around 25% for those smooth slow motion shots 🤟🏼

Hi there. I am not familiar with this lodge personally. You would need to reach out to the lodge and ask them for the costs of a private vehicle. Fingers crossed!!

Hey man. Thank you. It’s usually just the beanbag yeah. I ever have time to set up anything else as. I’m flicking between photo and video so much. Thanks for the support. Be sure to check out my other videos 😀

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotographyyeah it becomes very difficult to use anything other than bean bag in vehicles like monopod or pan pod on beanbag and then remove the camera and click pics from low angles.

Thank you very much. Perhaps I need to make some videos with the settings. This one was just to show a day in the life 😀

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Hi there. I’ve never felt in danger on the open vehicles. In fact I can’t think of ever hearing a situation of a wild lion attacking an open vehicle. The great thing is that you can park next to wildlife and they basically go about their normal natural behaviour. It’s believed that they see one solid shape (the vehicle) and not individuals within the vehicle. I’ve had a lion come so close once I could feel it’s breath on my leg but I still didn’t feel endangered. It was just curious. We’re not food to them. I’d you bump into one in camp in my experience they run away. Seeing humans on foot is engrained in them as a threat and danger

Hi there. The bean bags I use in Africa are stored there so I just use them. I like to use rice to fill my beanbag with tho. It’s something you can pick up in most places if you take your empty bag with you 😀

Thanks Simon. The park is indeed doing pretty well and it’s a landscape like no other!

Hi there. I am not sure how I would cover this topic in a video. It would probably differ with each company you look to book through. You can always drop me an email and we can talk more about the topic there? amacphoto7@gmail.com

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Hi there. I have my gear insured internationally yeah. To be honest. I don’t know all the terms and conditions of the contract. I used to travel without insurance but at least now I have a little peace of mind 😅

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotography could you please share the name of your insurance provider? I am planning an international trip and I am interested in getting some information

All photos can be made black and white with editing. 😀

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I’m not sure what relevance this has to my video ?

It’s all extremely common on safari all over Africa. People think it’s dangerous but it’s really not when you understand the animal behaviour

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotography animals do what animals do it’s the human behavior that’s dangerous- wild 101 either you’re prey or predator 💀

Thank you So long as you are happy and taking photos!!

Hi Simon. Thanks for the comment. Yes I did see cheetah and wild dog on my visit there last month but they can be quite elusive

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotography ah yes Lycoan Pictus is a great wanderer. Pleasing and reassuring that that rare dog is established there. Zambia seems to have them in better numbers . Did you see any less common antelope.. eg roan, hartebeeste sable? Kafue is very good place to see them Liuwa 's flatness is surreal...perhaps a bit like the Serengeti....only wetter! The water drains into the tributaries of the Zambezi.....ends up over Vic Falls and then the Indian Ocean...

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along with putting myself in the right place and just chasing the dream basically

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotography Down that neck of the woods yer from ! How long you been outhere ?

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotography Have you been there longer than 10yrs or less ??

Hi there. Yeah we use open vehicles

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A fair question. I am paid by the company to travel their locations and create photography and videography for their marketing

@@AndrewMacdonaldPhotography Ah ok. Thank you for your answer. Why not doing it independent. Because when they pay you, they make the rules.