Posted by Brett Lewis on July 16, 2008 at 12:17 PM
One from the archives today but thought it was worth sharing nonetheless. It is one of my favourite grass snake shots but think it needs to be peer reviewed, so I would appreciate your comments on it. I have tried to recreate a moment like this with a number of encounters I have had since but none quite as clear as this.
The snake was sitting on bare earth with some dead bracken in the BG so it has an early spring feel about it which is when I took the shot. The light is natural and no flash was used.
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13 repliesThe snake was sitting on bare earth with some dead bracken in the BG so it has an early spring feel about it which is when I took the shot. The light is natural and no flash was used.
Anyway, look forward to your comments.
Kind regards,
Brett.
Canon 30D, Sigma 105mm Macro, F6.3 @ 1/160
As I said an terrific picture.
The slight motion blurring of the tongue contrasts really well with the perfect sharpness of the eye
John
Ian
Is there a small speck of mud at the bottom of the more distant fork?
regards
Ian
JR
Still a suberp image!
Simon
Dave
Lovely shot and agree with Dave with out the bright spot we might have lost the tongue.
Kind regards and thanks for taking the time.
Brett