I promise not to post too many of these . These magnificent creatures seem to be in love with Brett, as he moves around they will follow him, they seem to ignore anyone else.
Another from a marvelous day of photography in great company...
Nice work Phil, I'm glad you were able to come and see some of my Adder 'work' first hand.. I look forward to more adventures in the near future and no doubt we will re-visit the Adders as the season goes on..
I am enjoying these posts and look forward to many more from you. I might be biased but love the Herptiles...!
Also, just for info, this is the Adder I saw just the week before. I checked out my 'head-pattern' records and there she was. I will need to compare with past years and see when I first recorded her.
Another great adder shot, Phil. I love the pose of this one, though as others have said aesthetically your first beats this one. Hope to join you guys one of these days.
Agree with above comments. You very rarely see this head reared with adder shots. Like this a lot. I would have risked a little more aperture to get some detail in the scales and pattern behind. Really nice though, Phil.
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Hi,
I promise not to post too many of these
Another from a marvelous day of photography in great company...
All the best.
Regards
Great to see you today!
Tony
Super shot indeed
Alan
Tim
missed the first one, when i saw this i had to have a look, two beautiful images with great colour, but the first one has the edge for me for the pose
Dave
I am enjoying these posts and look forward to many more from you. I might be biased but love the Herptiles...!
Also, just for info, this is the Adder I saw just the week before. I checked out my 'head-pattern' records and there she was. I will need to compare with past years and see when I first recorded her.
Brett
Greg
JR
Ian
Thanks for the cmpany yesterday.
Ian
Nick,
Awesome capture! Love the raised head on this one!
Nice stuff Phil
Mark
Danny