The Most Underrated Place to Photograph Tigers: Kanha National Park
Tigers are at the top of many wildlife photographer’s bucket lists. They are the largest of the big cats, and display an unrivaled sense of power and beauty. In this latest video, I’ll be heading to Kanha National Park in search of the tiger sightings that eluded me in Bandhavgarh. Elephants, tigers, and bears all make an appearance in this wildlife photography adventure! Thanks for watching, and be sure to like and subscribe for more! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:58 DJ’s Cubs 3:36 Afternoon Drive 5:00 Day 2 Tigers and Elephants 6:45 Kanha Tigers and Sloth Bears 8:16 Buffer Safari and Private Tiger Sighting 9:57 Last Safari in India 10:52 Outro Website: https://www.scrimshawphotography.com Instagram: / scrimshawphotography Gear: Sony A1 Sony 400mm f2.8 Sony 70-200mm f2.8 II Sony 1.4x Teleconverter

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