Mabuasehube Lions (Z9 + 100-400mm)

[ElenaH]

During my last trip to Africa I had two setups Z9+100-400mm which I also used for video and Z8+180-600mm. My partner had Z9+800mm and Z8+400/4.5. I know that some people are interested in results of such setups so, I will make two separate posts for each of my setup and then a comparison post in General section.
Here are the famous Mabuasehube lions. Why they are famous? Because you can find them very often at your campsite. If you ask google about "Mabuesehube lions" then you will get very interesting results So, this time it was not different. They walk through our campsite.

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[frdjohns]

I always enjoy seeing your lions. Good work, as usual.

 

[Mark Garfinkel]

Nice job with the 100-400mm, my next lens.

 

[ElenaH]

I always enjoy seeing your lions. Good work, as usual.

THank you, Fred!

 

[ElenaH]

Nice job with the 100-400mm, my next lens.

Thank you, Mark!

 

[Gaduf]

Great series of images Elana,
We were there a few years ago and heard them every night in the distance but did not see them.
Gavin

 

[ElenaH]

Great series of images Elana,
We were there a few years ago and heard them every night in the distance but did not see them.
Gavin

So, you need to go there again. We've been there three times and all times we had some special adventures