ElenaH
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Often we are discussing using some kind of lens on safaris or thinking what to take and what not. I thought it would be a good idea just to bring some examples to get a feeling what can be done. I selected some pictures taken by Z 70-200/2.8 from my last trip to Zimbabwe. I was there as a self-driver. The pictures are taken in National parks and I didn't drive off-road, never. Even if nobody sees you it is not a good idea! I don't want to damage environment and I don't want to get a puncture! So, all shots were taken from a vehicle.
I often used f2.8. You can see the subject separation.
The lioness was passing by the vehicle.
Very nice hyenas in are in Hwange National Park I must say! And very friendly. Here is by the den in Hwange (Salt Pans)
The next images are taken from the hide in Shumba picnic site, Hwange.
Do you have some pictures taken on safaris with 70-200mm? Post them!
I often used f2.8. You can see the subject separation.
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The lioness was passing by the vehicle.
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Very nice hyenas in are in Hwange National Park I must say! And very friendly. Here is by the den in Hwange (Salt Pans)
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The next images are taken from the hide in Shumba picnic site, Hwange.
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Do you have some pictures taken on safaris with 70-200mm? Post them!