Jungle morning mist. Thailand
35€
This tropical jungle in the south of Thailand wakes up embraced by a thick layer of fog. As the sun rises and the air warms, this white mantle rises and dissipates into the sky, discovering gradually the jungle canopy, and creating a magic atmosphere.
It is this moisture that creates the ideal conditions for the endemic wildlife that make the Khao Sok National Park the biggest reserve of virgin forest in Thailand.
All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in one format:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)
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All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in two formats:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
GIANT: 30 x 40 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints for each format.
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)