Tanzania Safari - So Many Animals, So Close
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We started in Arusha, Tanzania Africa - Catching a small plane to the northern Serengeti where I was amazed at the huge number of animals we saw in the first few hours of the tour. The Thomson Camp or Nyumba in the Northern Serengeti is a bit of paradise - The tents are filled with comfy beds, a bar tent is nearby and the food is ridiculously good for being in the middle of nowhere. On Day two we saw the wildebeest crossing the mara river and it was amazing - the dust, the herd, the splashing, the drama as some didn't make it - to witness with my own eyes what I saw growing up on PBS and Nature documentaries was just beyond words.
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Tanzania with its animals is a beautiful country.
I will be back someday.
Welcome Tanzania Unforgettable country. Bienvenue Tanzanie
Welcome to my country all people from all places around the world 😊😍👍🇹🇿
Looks like home to me. We are so disconnected from the nature we came from. I'd probably literally cry if I seen something like this in person. It's like that scene with Ben Stiller in it where the guy waits forever to get the shot, then the animals comes into the frame and he doesn't take the picture so he can be in the moment and the camera won't get in the way.
I just love the sounds of Africa! Thank you for sharing, I don't think I'll ever be able to afford this. It's so wonderful. God bless all!
Thanks for taking us along with you. Truly a dream for any photographer.
Karibuni sana Tanzania (Welcome all to Tanzania).
The country is beautiful, we (the people) are one of the friendliest in the world.
Come visit Serengeti, the Selous game Reserve, climb Kilimanjaro and have fun.
Tanzania is always UNFORGETTABLE!
we are happy that you enjoyed that part of life in our tanzania
Wow, what an amazing experience.
What a fantastic trip that must have been Toby. Thank you for sharing.
Great video..this is on my bucket list.
Thanks for the fantastic video. One of your best ones yet.
absolutely brilliant video Toby. Great still photos.
Wow, thanks for sharing your trip with us! :-)
How I wish I'd won the chance to come along back then, looks absolutely amazing.
Wow. Just wow.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Anyone else daydreaming about having won that trip? Damn!
Yeah
I'll second that!
jack eskens Do you know that i like black People more than the People of my race even thought i was white ? Cause they have big foreheads,Big Teeth and Sunburns.
Awesome!
awesome video!!!!! looking forward to pt. 2
Wow, thanks for sharing this Toby! Looks like a trip of a lifetime. Great photos and video. I'm going to make it to one of these trips one day (soon). Hope there is a part two...
Amazing video Toby. I was just there in Tanzania Africa in march. Trip started from DAR es Salam then to Zanzibar island(beautiful place) then went to Arusha by 12 hr bus ride.visited two national parks Tarangire national park and Ngorongoro national park both absolutely amazing. Also met the MASAI tribes. my only regret was not owning proper camera equipment. went there with d7100 and tamron 70-300 vc. and Sigma 17-50 f2.8. Deff needed more range at the national parks. still got some decent shots. Africa is an amazing place, will definitely be going back there and to Serengeti with proper equipment. thank you for sharing your experience!!!
You are most welcome back again Kenny Patel, come with proper equipment Serengeti shall never die.
Awesome video....Thanks
Big thumbs up! Very interesting content and very well put together. Clear storytelling - looking forward to the next in the series! :-)
My sister, did some work for NATGEO. on crabbing boat in WA. State. She said she hung over the side of the boat throwing up almost the whole trip. She did get some really great shots though. Real dedication, God bless all!
WOW
I can tell from the tents that they traveled with Thompson Safaris. I recognize the Nyumbas.
beautifully made thanks for sharing !!! we are busy with a documentary film about me and my work as a wild life photographer living in africa
Wow, that is one nice tent.Wow, even to have the ability to charge your equipment. The bar is quite the bonus too, lol! It would be so fantastic to be able to take a trip such as this!
Amazing footage! I'm going to Tanzania this December and I was wondering which lenses should I take with me. I'm using Canon 70D and my main wildlife lens is Canon 400mm f/5.6. For landscapes and other stuff I'm using Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 A. I don't currently have a lens to fill that gap (about 70-200mm) so should I buy Canon 70-200mm f/4 IS (zoom range and IS) or go for the 200mm f/2.8 prime with its amazing IQ? They cost about the same. Thanks!
Loved your video- we are going to Tanzania end of Jan- so excited! Thank you for sharing
Awesome!! Have a fantastic trip - it is something special for sure.
Very nice episode, Serengeti is one of the magical place on this earth
Yes it is. And thank you!
My only complaint is this vlog was too short. I need more, dude! Necesito mas grande video, andele!
Looks like an awesome trip. 👌🏽
nice
amazing footage i do webcams for Pete's Pond on Mashatu how far where from them or Djuma park amazing ty for sharing
Welcome all Tanzania.
wondefully nature
Awesome tent! Loved hearing you say how important it is to put the camera down from time to time and just be present. Very good advice. As for the rest of it, no words... you must have had a lot of "God moments".
Hey Toby! Great video! What stabilizer are you using?
Hope you live long and show us more&more... :)ps I wonder how the equipment will work in such the environment.
Great video!
That is where the real biblical Garden of Eden is. The land is protected. / Ngorongoro Crater is Gods Garden of Eden. - Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania
Which tour company is this? How much does it cost please?
Great content and visuals of the country and animals. I did notice, as I have before that when your doing any vlogging, the auto focus is continually hunting. Very annoying really. I'm wondering Toby, why on earth you wouldn't of chosen something like a Canon G7X to do it? I know you are aware how the Panasonics and Sonys are still not quite there when it comes to face tracking etc. I'm sure using the Canon for your vlogging would of made this presentation much more enjoyable.
I'm going to south Africa next month for the first time. I was hoping this video would have given me some photo techniques for getting better shot's especially while on the jeep. It turned out to be just a travel video.
Sorry Harvey - There are several more videos in this series and they all have some tips included.
In your jeeps you should have bean bags for resting your camera/lens on. Use em :) You want to watch your shutter speed, make sure it is fast enough to avoid blur on your longer lenses - more wildlife tips here - th-cam.com/video/C7zE2Ob3l90/w-d-xo.html
So important the comment about putting the camera down to enjoy the moment. Lets use the camera to augment and record the experience and not be the expereince.
Enjoyed the video! What gear did you shoot this with?
its you time to visit
Please help me. Which Nikon dslrs are going to launch this year?
nice
Do the drivers shut down the engine when people need to shoot photos?
Yes
Yah in order to take a good shoot..
mostly welcome in tanzania.
God damn
How to you take crispy pictures with the 600mm lens in a car?
Bean bags and everyone holds still :) I show this in a later video in the series.
#Tanzaniaunforgattable
so no wild animals like lions or hyenas come in these tents? there is no guard around if emergency happens?
There are guards and the tents have strong fabric doors that zip close. I always felt safe.
The gh4 has horrible autofocus, I hope the Gh5 isn't that bad.
Too many tourists forget to put their cameras down and enjoy the sighting. They see everything through their camera lenses. I was in the Masai Mara last year and we watched a Leopard feed off of a kill in a tree. I took some snaps, then I put the camera down and enjoyed it with my own eyes while everyone else just looked it it through their camera lenses.. I think I was the only person (apart from the guide) on the trip who's actually seen a wild Leopard in the flesh.
It's something we remind everyone to do on all tours - take some time to just enjoy the scenery, the wildlife, the experience with your own eyes.
I hope you get to go tent camp near Lake Victoria where the tree climbing lions live. We walked past them in the path to the meal tent. We mobile tent camped among the tree climbers. The mobile tents had porta potties and two bucket hot showers. The porters poured two buckets of hot water in the reservoir and knocked at the back of the tent. When you ran out of water the shower was over They prefer living in trees.They were not afraid nor aggressive. We stayed in a nice little hotel on our last night in Arusha. But the tents are wonderful with concrete bathrooms, hot water and flush toilets. But when it is dark. It is very dark. And I hope you get to see the Catholic church the Italian prisoners built during WWII. It is near the Rift Valley ad I remember it was just above it. And I hope you signed up for the hot air balloons over the Masai Mara. You get up before dark and help them lay the balloons flat on the ground and you take off just after sunrise. Amazing! The Msra River is beautiful and the Nile crocs are humongous.
Tanzania is a great place ,as long as your not an Albino.
U r dumb
Please minimize or reduce showing yourself, you can talk while showing the views, which most of us are interested more!!
what knives did you carry? did they let you have a gun?
no knives, no gun. It's kind of a weird question - we were there to see these beautiful creatures. At night camp is protected by armed guards, no need for us to be armed.
War zone? where?
Cenot4ph Tanzania is peaceful country no need for excess ammunition
pathetic auto focus
Looks a lot more exciting going to communist Cuba.