Out of Africa is a new series of showing some of the amazing places of Africa. In this season i will focus more on just general places and what can be found in them. Out of Africa Episode 1 was captured in one of the amazing area in Nakuru town, Lake Nakuru is one of the Rift Valley lakes and is protected by Lake Nakuru National Park. The lake's abundance used to attract flamingos that famously lined the shore. Other birds also flourish in the area, as do warthogs, baboons and other large mammals, black rhinos and southern white rhinos.In 2013, the lake received an alarming increase in the water levels that led to the migration of flamingos to Lake Bogoria in search for food supply. Nakuru means "Dust or Dusty Place" in the Maasai language. Note: there is couple of shot been taken at Kerio view another location which i will focus on in episode 2, has been added here only for the memory of my friend who visited me at the same time of shooting episode one.

Very nice footage, well done

So beautiful! Massive amount of work, doc. Keep going!

Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing

Hello and good day ArnoSpark. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video from Africa. You did an amazing work and thank you for your support.

Beautiful and peaceful!  I really like the text info. you supplied along with it.  Really look forward to the series.  Love seeing the animals!

I like it very nice

Stunning footage

Beautiful Africa

jacksonnai Posted at 3-5 04:51
Very nice footage, well done

Thank you so much

Lysak2003 Posted at 3-5 06:22
So beautiful! Massive amount of work, doc. Keep going!

Thank you so much My friend however i feel i still need to add more to it, its only the time limit   I do enjoy your work and editing so much keep it up as well

Woe Posted at 3-5 06:53
Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing

Thank you so much my friend

DJI Stephen Posted at 3-5 08:02
Hello and good day ArnoSpark. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video from Africa. You did an amazing work and thank you for your support.

Thank you so much, so happy to know that you like my work

MccloudSpark Posted at 3-5 08:58
Beautiful and peaceful!  I really like the text info. you supplied along with it.  Really look forward to the series.  Love seeing the animals!

So glad that you liked it , it is indeed peaceful, and part of my work is to inform about some facts about the place Thank you so much for the kind words

Proteous Posted at 3-5 20:21
I like it very nice

Thank you am so happy to know that

A CW Posted at 3-5 23:05
Stunning footage

I appreciate than, thank you so much

Reggy777 Posted at 3-6 04:03
Beautiful Africa

It is indeed, thank you so much

ArnoSpark Posted at 3-7 11:24
I appreciate than, thank you so much

You're very welcome

Very cool, thanks

ArnoSpark Posted at 3-7 11:19
Thank you so much my friend

You're welcome.

Gator Don Posted at 3-7 16:47
Very cool, thanks

Thank you so much  

One can clearly see the effort going into this one. Well done!

ArnoSpark Posted at 3-7 11:16
Thank you so much

You're welcome!

Simply awesome!

ArnoSpark Posted at 3-7 11:20
Thank you so much, so happy to know that you like my work

You are very much welcome ArnoSpark. Have a safe and happy flying always.

Wow,  incredible work  Thanks for posting.

eYeSkYeYe Posted at 3-8 01:45
One can clearly see the effort going into this one. Well done!

Thanks mate so glade you liked it

ArnoSpark Posted at 3-12 01:14
Thanks mate so glade you liked it

You are welcome!

dudez7 Posted at 3-8 07:34
Simply awesome!

Thank you so much, glad you like it

Sayhelloforme Posted at 3-10 18:48
Wow,  incredible work  Thanks for posting.

Thank you so much

It’s beautiful. Hope I can place a trip there.

Wow, very huge ambition! Good luck and nice work! Thanks for sharing.

Eugene NG Posted at 3-14 04:44
It’s beautiful. Hope I can place a trip there.

Thank You so much yes you have to try and make a trip there

I grew up for the first part of my childhood in Nakuru. My dad was an Kenya Police Inspector before independence. He loved photographing Kenya. I can only imagine what he would have done with a Spark. Thanks for your footage! Memories...

Very lovely....and a comment for the general audience also.  One of the things I love about this type of platform is people like you Arnospark is that you CAN share your part of the world and/or your travels with the world.  Plus people build communities and develop along the way learning and sharing with others.  So thank you again for sharing.

DJI Panda Posted at 3-15 01:54
Wow, very huge ambition! Good luck and nice work! Thanks for sharing.

So Glade you liked it and thanks for the comment

fans17952a24 Posted at 3-31 08:36
I grew up for the first part of my childhood in Nakuru. My dad was an Kenya Police Inspector before independence. He loved photographing Kenya. I can only imagine what he would have done with a Spark. Thanks for your footage! Memories...

Am so glad to bring you back some good memories about your childhood and your family, so glad you liked it and yeah more to come

Blackpaw Posted at 3-31 09:12
Very lovely....and a comment for the general audience also.  One of the things I love about this type of platform is people like you Arnospark is that you CAN share your part of the world and/or your travels with the world.  Plus people build communities and develop along the way learning and sharing with others.  So thank you again for sharing.

Thanks man for the kind words, and indeed that part i like most about this forum, it makes the world so small that we can visit different places around the globe, more over we see different opinions and vision of movie making. CHeers and thank you again