Agumbe Rainforest (India), a naturalist & macro photographers paradise!
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
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Agumbe is known for its lush rainforests, which are home to a variety of wildlife. During the monsoon season, the rainforests come alive with new life. The trees and plants are lush and green, and the flowers bloom in a riot of color. The animals also come out to play, as the rain provides them with food and water. During monsoon, visitors come from all over to experience the beauty of the rainforests and the wildlife.
The video not only covers Agumbe as a location, during monsoon but also some of the tips and techniques to take better macro photos (video clips shot by iPhone)
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00:00 - Start
00:18 - Intro
01:26 - Entering Agumbe
02:20 - About Agumbe
03:28 - Stay at Agumbe
04:00 - Macro Photography experience & challenges
05:16 - Photographs shot in Agumbe
06:08 - A Waterfall in Agumbe
07:20 - Mountain in Agumbe
07:54 - Preparations before going to Agumbe
11:30 - Tips and Techniques for photographers
14:53 - Closure
Awesome....😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you!
Agumbe and shimoga jungles. I will never forget this times. I visited during school days. I still remember how I stepped on some dry leaves in deep jungle, and I then heard the leaves all around making noise or moving. Those were jungle geckos or lizards but u can understand the depth of the jungle
Great video.
Thank You
Awesome 👌
Thanks Deepu
자연이 잘 보존되어있네요.
야생 동식물들이 잘 갈아성 수 있는 낙원입니다.😀
Agree!!!
@2:50 longest venomous snake not the longest snake because that title goes to the reticulated python
King cobra is said to be the longest venomous snake, as mentioned in many websites. Pythons are generally long but not as venomous as Cobra, Mamba, Rattle and other types of snakes
@@photographerskit Again, you see they are the longest venomous snakes. Obviously pythons don't have any venom and the longest snake in the world, is a articulated python at 6.25 meters long or 20.5 feet
@@photographerskit what you say is absolutely correct, what I am trying to say is that in the video you call it the longest snake, just the longest snake. Not the longest venomous or longest poisonous snake.
@baranidharans3867 got it!!! Thanks for highlighting as I completely agree with you on this
@@photographerskit 👍