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I spent a good weekend filming our first project with the Glasgow Film Crew, here are some snapshots on location.

“This is a group for Independent film makers to get together and collaborate. No experience required, just enthusiasm and a passion for films. If you’re looking for a way to get into the industry but are sick of hearing that you have to know someone and that it’s impossible, then this is the chance to start actually working towards your goal and having some fun at the same time. Looking for, actors, writers, editors, camera operators, audio people, colour graders, and anyone who just wants to get involved.”

http://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-Film-Crew/

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A baby monkey chews on a leaf with mother close behind on the left

Surrounded by bamboo the forest glowed green.

These caterpillars will bite through household plants overnight.

My first time on an Elephant alone.

I’m not a fan of Mopeds, they are very fun to drive but I’ve seen more bodies now than I can count on my hands.

First time in the Khao Yai rainforest national park.

Crocodiles bathe in an open zoo, but remain a problem to watch out for in the wild.

Deep jungle paths full of ants, spiders, leeches, mosquitos. Do you really want to take a shortcut here?

Beautiful dragonflies are everywhere at the right season.

Floating water market near Bangkok.

Damp and humid pathway around a national park with hot springs and mineral deposits.

A Karen tribeswoman poses for the camera. Girls wear brass rings around their necks from as young as 3 or 4.

Snorkeling around corals among hundreds of fish near Khao Chang. It might be overcast, but I burned my back!

Blue mineral deposits, warm water flowing up from the deep.

A monkey chews on some food a tourist gave it.

View from the window at Chiang Mai.

A rice worker slaps mud from the roots of his crop.

Workers plant a new harvest on the family plot.

Terraced rice paddy in Chaing Mai

Living with animals is commonplace in rural Thailand.

Watch your step!

This is the first Tarantula we dug up for photos.

The aggression was terrifying, and as a photo subject I fell in love with these types of photos.

Big team for the big forest.

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Thailand Motion Gallery from Craig Burrows on Vimeo.

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Glasgow Sleeps – Timelapse film in Scotland from Craig Burrows on Vimeo.

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Ecuador Purple Pinktoe (Avicularia purpurea)

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King Baboon Tarantula (Citharischius crawshayi)

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