Just look at the number of jyseys on the other side and believe me twice as much were on my side. This is what we are providing for our wild life
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Just look at the number of jyseys on the other side and believe me twice as much were on my side. This is what we are providing for our wild life
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Pradipto,
I can relate to this sight. Unless and untill you are using a long lens, and photographing from a top down angle, you will get the gypsys in the background.
I have no issues with gypsys lined up, provided they are silent and maintain a sufficient distance to allow the tiger space. Too often there is screaming and abusing each other when one gypsy tries to move ahead of the other.
Most of the times, I move ahead rather than waiting at this place. What is the point in just clicking photos of tiger looking at left or tiger looking at right? I have watched tigers for hours at a stretch when there are no other vehicles nearby.
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