 The foilage throughout Taman Negara is diverse and dramatic |
 The entrance of Taman Negara at Kuala Tahan. On the right of the photo begins a string of floating restuarents. |
 The view from Bukit Teresek looking north into Taman Negara, the home of Tigers, Rhinos, Elephants, and Leopards |
 Therese weaves her way along the trail to the Bumban Kampang wildlife observation hide |
 I finally appear in a picture. Self portrait on top of Bukit Teresek |
 Therese, Paul and Byron (an Aussie zoologist) investigate elephant tracks near a natural salt lick next to the elevated hide. |
 A maroon Languar makes tracks down a ratan vine outside our hide. |
 A tapir slurpes from the natural salt pond around 10PM. A flashlight, a 1.6 second exposure and almost no movement helped with the photo taken with a 300mm lens. |
 Our first glimpse of a tea plantation near Tanah Rota, Cameron Highlands. |
 Moist, evening clouds descend upon the forest. |
 Peter and Therese forage through a freshly picked bag of BOH tea |
 The geometric shapes of tea cultivation |
 Tea plants blanket the Sungai Palas tea plantation in Cameron Highlands |
 The dynamic landscape of tea plantations is a photographers dream |
 Moments before the daily monsoon deluge hits Tanah Rata. |