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Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:This is probably the most appealing post of the year for me... Beautiful photography, thanks a lot & well done!

Remembering one from Iran that wasn't bad too !
But this one ust makes me want to take the next flight to Thailand

Brilliant photos of some awesome creatures.
Not seen many shots of Xenochrophis punctulatus before - looks delightful!

And of course, lovely dendro...

Neil

Neil Rowntree wrote:Brilliant photos of some awesome creatures.
Not seen many shots of Xenochrophis punctulatus before - looks delightful!

And of course, lovely dendro...

Neil

It seems to be a baby dendro! Isn't it?
Incredible amounts of herps and wonderful pictures: we must consider that at least 5-6 experts were 10 days long in Thailand only for herping, without wives or 'kinder und kegel' and among these 3 were good photographers!

Wow, Rhacophorus nigropalmatus ! A dream for me !

Wow, that's a really impressive report with amazing pictures!
Thanks for sharing!

Wow, great job and fantastic pics!

The photography is just jaw dropping! Very nice list considering the time you were "in situ". What lens did you use for the snake photography if I might ask?

Cheers,
Pablo

First of all - thanks for all the kind words on the photography

We had a fantastic, but very wet trip - my shoes still smells like something crawled in to them and died (after being wet for 10 strait days).

Laura Bok wrote:My goodness, you really did see all this in only 10 days? And even managed to capture the observed animals in all their beauty, such stunning photography. This made my day, and my jaw drop more than once.
Congratulations to this trip and your awesome photo souvenirs!

We sure did, but we would most definatly not have seen 20% of this without the expertice ang good eyes of Tony and Aood from TonTan Travel. Not to talk about us still looking in books to get the correct ID on all the lizards and amphibians!

A fantastic trip

Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:This is probably the most appealing post of the year for me... Beautiful photography, thanks a lot & well done!

Highly appreciated coming from you guys!

Pablo Deschepper wrote:The photography is just jaw dropping! Very nice list considering the time you were "in situ". What lens did you use for the snake photography if I might ask?

Cheers,
Pablo

On this trip I mostly used a 105mm macro lens, with and withnout a 1.4 teleconvertor. But on some pictures I also used :

300mm f/4
60mm f/2.8 Macro
15mm f/4 1:1 Macro

Robin Duborget wrote:Wow, Rhacophorus nigropalmatus ! A dream for me !

We were extremely lucky when we found this, it suddenly sat in the middle of the road in heavy rain.

Neil Rowntree wrote:Brilliant photos of some awesome creatures.
Not seen many shots of Xenochrophis punctulatus before - looks delightful!

And of course, lovely dendro...

Neil

No, there are not may sightings of this snake - and much fewer good photos out there on the web.

Excellent stuff, Thor. Great photos as always, and your species-per-day -rate is very impressive.