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a few pics taken by friends.

First an incredible bull buff



One of the unique species of Tanzania; Robert's gazelle. An exceptional representative.



What a site the migration is!





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Gorgeous pictures!!! The buffalo is simply stunning. Is this buffalo a resident of the crater?


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Bwanamich,

What time of the year does the migration occur ? I know someone had told me before but I cannot remember.


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Harris, yes.

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The best times to view the migration is when they are in the short grass plains of the Southern Serengeti and Ngorongoro Copnservation Authority area. this is between late January to late March. In May June and early July, they are in the Western Serengeti which is another excellent opportunity to view it and in a more scenic setting IMO. This is where they get to cross the grumeti river where giant crocs await them after 10 months hybernation without food!!!


"...Them, they were Giants!"
J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa

hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
 
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Interesting looks like the first person who told me when it was was not 100% correct I thought it was around a 2 month trek/migration Didnt know that it lasted that long.


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Posts: 2551 | Location: Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa | Registered: 06 May 2002Reply With Quote
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He was probably referring to the migration cycle when in Kenya's Masaai Mara which is between late july and early to late Sept roughly.
edited to add; It is actually a year round trek between Tanzania and Kenya


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Simply awesome!


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Outstanding Pictures, thanks for posting them.


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Um...WOW! Great pics, thanks for sharing.
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Outstanding pics Bwanamich! Thanks for sharing, LDK


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I was given a copy of Adobe Lightroom a few days ago, so thought of trying it on these photos.







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That's cool Saeed! Bwanamich, my local Taxidermist took in a few very old mounts recently for cleaning and minor repair, and one of them was a Robert's Gazelle.


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Do you need or use other software in addition to Lightroom?

Thanks


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Do you need or use other software in addition to Lightroom?

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Lightroom is a workflow software - like Apple's Aperture - mainly for working with RAW files. So I presume one would still need additional software for final production.

The amount of control one has over how the photo looks is incredible! Far beyond my level. Sadly, there is not much of an instruction with it, but, the menus seem self explanatory.


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Man! This picture would make a real nice background for a Diarama for a full body mount of a Wildebeast, or zebra!


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Mich,

I hope you don't mind but I set your migration picture as my desk top back ground on my office computer. It looks awesome!


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Outstanding! Makes the day go by much better to see great photos of African wildlife like this.
 
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WOW!!! can not think of anything else to say.
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Saeed,

Would you come on safari and be my photographer...

I find the pics humbling...

Mike


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Great pics, thanks for sharing.
 
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One of the unique species of Tanzania; Robert's gazelle. An exceptional representative.


This Pics shows clearly why we go year after year To Africa.

Seloushunter


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Wow...double wow. Any photos out there of the river crossing with crocs that was mentioned? I've heard of it but not seen photos.


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nice buff looks as if he is wearing a helmet
 
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I wonder what became of this buff in the ~6 years since the picture was taken. Thanks to Bwanamich for not removing your pictures!

For any new members, if you have not already gone back in time...there is a wealth of info in the archives....much of it still relevant. If you click the "..." where it says "Page" it will take you back to 2007. Click ... again and it is 2005 and so on.
 
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