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Celebrating “in Situ”

Mar 10, 2014
Field Herp Forum
by Editor in Chief

Field Herp Forum - Typically, the phrase “in situ” refers to a photograph of a wild animal that has not been touched or moved or in any way influenced by the photographer—just a shot of the animal as it was seen in the wild.  This is a great collection of some favorite in situ photos from some very talented herpers.

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