Dear all
This is safari vehicle used in all tiger reserves & NP here in India
Gypsy is name , solid petrol engine and 4 x 4
All commnets are welcome and much appreciated
Harshad
ps , I remove middle seat to set tripod and get more space
Dear all
This is safari vehicle used in all tiger reserves & NP here in India
Gypsy is name , solid petrol engine and 4 x 4
All commnets are welcome and much appreciated
Harshad
ps , I remove middle seat to set tripod and get more space
Harshadbhai,
I like it very much, but what about protection for the open back...what happens if the tigers get hungry???:eek::D
Harshad,
Those are really neat looking vehicles. i can see why you use them for photography. what a view.I too would be a little worried about the tigers.Does that worry you?
I thought that vehicle looked really familiar to me. I drive a Suzuki Sidekick which is very similar if i chopped off my roof and put in safari seats. Hmmnn.. theres a thought.
chris
Image I have posted is of Maruti Suzuki Gypsy ,
Watching tigers from close quarters do not worry me much , I know them and I am sure they dont like my flesh:D
I have seen tigers from as close as 10 feets and shooted them with 105/50mm , will dig out images and post soon
That's a great looking little jeep Harshadbhai! Love the colors and great head angle, I mean tyre angle. :D
Would be exiting watching one from so close .... in an open vehicle :)
... not a bad idea Chris .. might start a trend ... fun running around West Yellowstone in an open vehicle late January :)
Chris...the vehicle in Harshad's photo is a Maruti Gypsy which is made by Maruti-Suzuki..a joint venture between Maruti and Suzuki. So no wonder it looks like your SUV.
Harshad...one good thing abt it is that it gives lower shooting angle compared to being on an elephant :-)
Great looking vehicle Harshad and the view would be awesome !!!! How long have you been using this particular one for safaris ???
I know these Suzukis, they are very reliable 4x4's, but I wonder... what about if the tigers gets hungry?