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Hi Looking into the Wild Enigma Photo Safari Workshop on the WHF website, it sounds like a great place for photographers to get close to big cats and would love to photograph the tiger cubs and leopard cubs, there soo cute :)!!!! Has anyone done the Wild Enigma Photo Safari workshop?
 
I have been there a number of times now.

You cannot get closer to the big cats without being on the lunchtime menu ... :D

Our forum days there this year are selling well.
 
been on a tp meet there and going again this year..


one of my fav from kent..

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md
 
Couple of mine from last year ...

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I have organised a few TP meets there now.

We have five days booked there this year.

If you come on one the days you will be able to stand up against the fence to take photos. Some enclosures have openings which they can open and are large enough to get your lens through.

Some of us have actually been lucky enough to stroke the tigers etc ... :D
 
hypnotic said:
I have organised a few TP meets there now.

We have five days booked there this year.

If you come on one the days you will be able to stand up against the fence to take photos. Some enclosures have openings which they can open and are large enough to get your lens through.

Some of us have actually been lucky enough to stroke the tigers etc ... :D
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Hi Sounds good, thats great you can go up to the fences to take photos, thats cool some people on here have stroked tigers, I love tigers, there beautiful animals :)!!!! If you're just visiting WHF (not doing a workshop), can you still go up to the fences to take photos? Might be visiting WHF with my parents, they like big cats and would love to see the tiger cubs and leopard cubs.
 
hypnotic said:
The centre is not open to the general public.

You should ring them to find out what options you have.
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Hi Thanks, surprised the centre isn't open to the general public, thats good you do TP meet ups at the WHF, before I thought the only way you can go up to the fences to take photos of the cats is if you do a workshop :)
 
You have a few options open to you .... None of them come cheap.

We have TP meets there but they have been booked nearly a year in advance. These are currently the cheapest way to get in for the day as far as I know.
 
hypnotic said:
You have a few options open to you .... None of them come cheap.

We have TP meets there but they have been booked nearly a year in advance. These are currently the cheapest way to get in for the day as far as I know.
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Hi Sounds good. Even though there not cheap, think it'd be worth it, not every day you get to photograph big cats, leopard cubs and tiger cubs :)
 
HappySnapper said:
Hi Sounds good, thats great you can go up to the fences to take photos, thats cool some people on here have stroked tigers, I love tigers, there beautiful animals :)!!!! .
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:thumbs:what a thing to do stroke a tiger :nuts: if you ever get the chance i would reccomend it....


md:thumbs:

ps yes my shot was through a fence but i was right next to it...
 
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