We had great luck in spotting a family of 6 tigers on our first safari in Bandhavgarh- a wonderful tiger sanctuary in Central India. Z9 and 400mm f2.8

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Wow. Love the surroundings that you found them in. Though I'm sure the grass posed some focus challenges. The second shot is my favorite of the group with all of the eyes on you. Congrats on a great experience and nice imagery to remember it by.
 
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NorthernFocus said:
Wow. Love the surroundings that you found them in. Though I'm sure the grass posed some focus challenges. The second shot is my favorite of the group with all of the eyes on you. Congrats on a great experience and nice imagery to remember it by.
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Thank you
 
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