The hardest thing to record in the rainforest is the rainforest itself. It's too big and too dark to effectively photograph, especially under a closed canopy and the many forest layers. Every now and again you find a place where you can get a decent photograph of the unrelenting green lushness that is the rainforest, and generally those places are where you get just a bit more light down into the forest, like streams. So to some extent this image of the rainforest understory is not representative of the forest at all, but it's still very pretty. Enjoy.
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Rainforest Field Trip - The Understory
The hardest thing to record in the rainforest is the rainforest itself. It's too big and too dark to effectively photograph, especially under a closed canopy and the many forest layers. Every now and again you find a place where you can get a decent photograph of the unrelenting green lushness that is the rainforest, and generally those places are where you get just a bit more light down into the forest, like streams. So to some extent this image of the rainforest understory is not representative of the forest at all, but it's still very pretty. Enjoy.
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