Photographing Tigers in India on the Canon 600mm
Was this too much lens for wildlife photography? I used the Canon 600mm for photographing tigers in Ranthambore National Park in India. Join me in India in 2028: https://trvlphotography.com/india_tig... Join my Newsletter: https://brendanvanson.substack.com/ India was awesome, I really had such a great time doing both wildlife photography and seeing a bit of Delhi. It was also cool to join @ThomasHeatonPhoto on this @TRVL.Photography adventure. I made the mistake of heckling Tom's sightings, and I paid the price a bit. But it was still a massive amount of fun and the photo opportunities were awesome. #wildlifephotography #indiaphotography

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