Khaki walking shorts with lots of pockets are the choice of many travelers. E ven better for coolness and insect control are ultra-lightweight long pants in nylon, washable silk, or Indian cotton. Make sure the material is sturdy enough to hold up when you scoot over logs and sit on rough canoe seats. S hirts should be both long and short sleeved, preferably in a cool cotton blend. While it's rare, winter temperatures can get down to the fifties.
P ack a hooded raincoat or pancho.
A good raincoat over a long sleeved shirt is good for layering on cool mornings. C amouflage outfits are a good idea if you're going after wildlife photos. Jungle animals have keen eyesight. Wearing clothes that blend in lets you get a little closer, and can make the difference between a prize-winning photo or none at all. D efinitely include a wide brimmed hat.