Satpura National Park evening drive - Part 3 of 5 Tiger Parks Trip.

[@mattcorless8075]

Brilliant videos- I really appreciate all of the work that went into making these. Very informative and also beautiful to watch. Thank you for the effort.

[@amvj]

Another wonderful video. It is very calming and relaxing to watch these. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@JamesRattray]

Thank you, I have just finished editing the full day Drive at Satpura, it will go live on Sunday evening. We had a wonderful 15 minutes following a tigress. India has wonderful Wildlife parks, it is such an honour to be able to come and enjoy them, then share our experiences.

[@asthajain8097]

Great series

[@JamesRattray]

Thank you

[@sgvlogs3076]

Waited for your return welcome 🙏🏻

[@JamesRattray]

Thank you. I am trying to produce the videos with a slightly more detailed approach. I am trying to share the story of our experience with an understanding of the parks and the people that surround them, in those who I come in contact with. That's a big statement, it isn't meant to be. Of course as a foreign tourist, who loves India and all that it has achieved with its wildlife parks. Hope that makes sense. Thank you for the welcome.

[@siddharth-wy2kp]

The video quality may have been improved.

[@JamesRattray]

I agree. I am using an ordinary camera. I have since learnt that I need a bigger sensor, is that the word. The camera is twice the price. The poor quality happens when I edit and cut to enlarge part of he frame. Thank you for your comments. Best wishes

[@siddharth-wy2kp]

Yes, that is what I meant to say because I thought you had a camera that was as huge as your friends'. However, do not worry-if you manage to obtain those enormous sensors, these documentaries will look incredible.@@JamesRattray

[@JamesRattray]

@@siddharth-wy2kp It is a good point you make and thank you for the encouragement.