Capture the best of Indian treasures for long lasting memories by going into photographic hunt. Where the wildlife is royal, rivers and lakes are pristine, picturesque beauty is spread up to infinity, in fact whole environ is breathtakingly beautiful. Thus the photographic scope is prevailed throughout the entire vista.
India is a land of fantasy that offers ample opportunities for photography that facilitates to shoot the magnificent sport fishing, plant or bird life and all kind of adventure sports - in short, photography helps in undertaking the most exhilarating rendezvous with mother nature.
Undertaking Photography Tours
This photographic tour is intended for the serious photographer curious in bringing forth-superb images. The journey comprises of photography game drives, game walks during the pleasant mornings and evenings and afternoons spending with photography technique lectures and training, that will give you fair idea that where to shoot these wildlife treasures and there temper. Photographing wildlife in their natural habitat provides a zestful sight into the fascinating world of nature and wildlife.
Photography tours convey a lucrative adventure for the photograph enthusiast and an exclusive opportunity to capture the wildlife species, splendid vista, halcyon landscapes, spectacular flora and local folks with their simple life style. No wildlife safari trips are completed without photography.
Range your subject
When taking photos of an elephant or other huge animal, take a portrait shot; include one more with the general habitat in context to the subject, then another with close-up detail, such as horns and face.
Spear Camera
No photographer enthusiast should take up a photographic safari with only one camera. Additional camera is just a small price you are paying for the extra protection in case you're main camera fail or atleast go for a small size 35mm camera.
Focussing
Use auto focus over manual focus. The fastest auto focus system is important on safari when the action starts.
Digital Camera
Digital cameras have been on the market for several years now. If you are considering getting a digital camera to photograph birds, get one that has the longest zoom length as possible.
Lenses
Go for the rapid and best quality lenses available. It is very important to protect your lenses with a filter. At minimum you should use an UV filter. Prefer an 81B to an UV filter that gives bright colors.
However, tripods can be very effective when photographing the night shots around the camps and lodges.
Film Requirements
Kodachrome 64-slide film or Fujichrome 100 for most daylight shots in open region is recommended. With longer lenses, which admit less light, or for low light situations around dawn and dusk, 400 ASA (or higher) are also recommended. While taking pictures in low light conditions or evening campfire, flash will be of great use. Keep your film in a lead foil bag to protect it from heat.
Other important items
Don't forget to keep Wet / Dry anti-bacterial wipes, Flashlight, Micro-cassette recorder and extra tapes, Extra Camera, Camera batteries, Labels for film, Lens cleaner and tissue, Sunglasses, Flash, Film and Model release forms. |
