The Safari Souls - Wildlife Photographer & Videographer Duo

04/06/2026

Wilpattu ❤️ Where every turn tells a story and every moment feels wild. A place that stole our hearts…
Video credit : Nadunshi Maladeniya

21/05/2026

Our Wilpattu cinematic safari vlog is finally out.
This project was incredibly close to our hearts, and we truly hope you’ll love it as much as we loved creating it.

From quiet jungle moments to unforgettable wildlife encounters, every frame holds a memory we’ll never forget.

We’d love to know, what was your favorite moment from the vlogumentary? 🐆🌿
https://youtu.be/QEnnBAHJMcE?si=1CvBjN7UjtfEFKdT

Step into the untouched wilderness of Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest and most beautiful national park, located in the island’s northwest dry zon...

14/05/2026

Step into the untouched wilderness of Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest and most beautiful national park, located in the island’s northwest dry zone where nature moves slowly, ancient stories live within the forests, and every safari feels like a journey into another world..

30/03/2026

Final leg of our Kenya road trip… and ending in the Maasai Mara is always the perfect choice. This iconic safari destination never disappoints, you leave with unforgettable wildlife sightings and incredible memories from the African wilderness.

Hope you enjoyed our Kenya safari road trip recap. Where should we explore next?

30/03/2026

Unicorns of Africa…
It’s tempting to get close, but the real magic is when you zoom out and see them in their wild home.
Which shot do you love the most?

18/03/2026

A quiet moment, watching a sunrise that felt just perfect..

24/01/2026

As promised, here’s Part 2 of our road trip through Kenya.
Our second destination was Lake Nakuru National Park, a place we chose not for action packed safaris, but for rest.
The weather surprised us, the days moved slowly, and for once we weren’t chasing wildlife. Nakuru became our resting point before the long drive to the Maasai Mara.
We did manage a short game drive, and the park still delivered beautiful sightings — proving that even when you slow down, the wild always shows up.