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Another from Riverside. Taken through glass and with no flash photography allowed. Quite a challenge in the dimly lit reptile exhibit.
| Camera: | Sony |
| Recording media: | digital |
| Title: | coiled |
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| Uploaded: | 19 Jun 2004 - 11:37 PM |
| Tags: | Wildlife / nature |
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Comments
A superb close up Amy, and the detail in the skin is good and sharp.Excellent Capture,click.
Fran
Very nice shot indeed. I love the scale patterns on this snake. The only thing I can say is that maybe it would be nicer if the head was nearer the front, at the bottom of the picture rather than back and at the top?
It's a shame you couldn't use flash to bring out the eye a bit more.
Still, a fantastic shot under the conditions. I only have a few poor reptile shots where I've had the chance to take them.
Thanks everyone for the encouraging comments, and especially to you John, for the constructive comments.
This guy didn't stay close to the glass for long and I only got 2 decent shots of him....his head was a bit more centrally located in the original shot, but I cropped rather heavily in order to have nothing but the snake in the frame.
My biggest dissapointment was that I couldn't get that wonderful rattle in the frame with his head. Oh, well, there will be other trips to the zoo ![]()
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