Re: Have wildlife documentaries spoilt the safari experience?
Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2020 10:44 pm
To me the important thing is to know that the two things have very little to do with each other. I have watched dozens of documentaries and if you are not completely stupid it is easy to understand they are all put together after months and often years and kilometers of filming, cut and mounted.
A so called safari is not only about seeing animals; it is also about finding them (that's why I do not like Latest sightings, no suspense
), sounds, colours, smell, trees, flowers and scenery and not least: atmosphere!
A so called safari is not only about seeing animals; it is also about finding them (that's why I do not like Latest sightings, no suspense
), sounds, colours, smell, trees, flowers and scenery and not least: atmosphere!
