Michael Nichols: Photographing Africa's Wildest Beasts | Nat Geo Live

[@ashleighkiwinz]

Michael Nichols has helped me so much with photography he has just been a big inspiration to me he has opened my eyes and to see the beauty of photographing

[@shirlicarswell416]

WONDERFUL - THANK YOU! Africa is an amazing continent to be looked after and cherished.

[@serengetilion]

ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT A DOUBT WHAT SO EVER, THE BEST CLARITY PHOTOS AND VIDEOS I HAVER EVER SEEN, NOT TO MENTION THE CONTENT!!!!!!!!

[@judithcampbell3354]

Thank You Sir for the absolutely gorgeous photos and your talk! Education is a must if we are to save them from extinction. Ty for sharing!

[@Maia2480]

amazing, the scenery had me speechless, lions and elephants were beautiful too.

[@msumanta06]

simply speechless.. not just the photographic quality.. seemed like we were travelling the journey.

[@guysmith973]

Thank you Michael Nichols for sharing!

[@emmapigeon9531]

Natgeo photographers are so divas, gotta love it. I

[@eyespy825]

sad part is that one day it will only be a video and not to far off brilliant work though

[@almegalli2]

Absolutely Wonderful -Wish I was there :(

[@beverlea69]

A really good insiders look into the pecking orders of both species. Very interesting piece of art. Thank you for sharing this. Excellent tutorial.

[@aspdeepakmusiccp3165]

Really heart breaking!!

[@lizardboy12]

Brilliant ......and as someone else said WOW

[@epcbacn77]

Beautiful

[@kimberlyrav]

That was superb!!!!

[@pigeons5072]

*super 👍*

[@jimbird963]

8 years ago where are we

[@Fr3derick]

Super video..Love it :)

[@MoroccoGamer]

wonderfull

[@terrywbreedlove]

Loved the Elephant spitting the water at the camera 😝

[@csini1baba2]

Szuper!!!

[@serengetilion]

Michael is the one in. million as he was born only to do what he has one with photography. I realized that when I watched the documentary Vumbi Pride, becaue I'm somewhat obsessed with lions and am stricken wih heartache over finding out all I have just in the past few years when I accidentally stumbled on a video of Kevin Richardson and to see his relationship with his lions. I was instantly awed by the social being a lion is added to their power and status. I set out then to know lions, so when I did and learned a lion, why a lion is a lion, their life is complicated and as they are survivers they have been struggling against man and it's nt getting any better for them, to save the lion for years to come, it will take what I can't begin to imagine ...... a multi level campaign aimed at working on all that has affected them negatively. People are going to have to think differently and focus on making it posible to protect what habitat is left, as in not to take anymorei that's been taken already. Anyway to see his passion through his work is one of the great aspects of living life and being satisfied.

[@franklinmichael671]

Documentaries focus on the hunt and the river crossing and fighting and all that "commercial" stuff, and it's awesome, but it would be cool to see the whole life of the animals not just those commercial parts, with cameras and drones and such becoming cheaper and platforms like youtube hopefully better in depth documentaries with a smaller audience will become economically viable.

[@shahbazahmednoor2672]

woooooooow that was extremely perfect i love it

[@photographicnotes5442]

God Bless U

[@LexArias]

WOW

[@jimreimer6140]

It is true wildlife is disappearing , But there are times when we need to watch something simply for our enjoyment and not always have to hear the sad tail of our enviroment in trouble.

[@keithdunnivan8099]

And in those times, watch what those types of videos. There are plenty out there.

[@alexl6976]

17:33 😂😂

[@haiyoo100]

I see around 20 poachers dislike this video

[@kasperberge3239]

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