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    Snake on a Log

    Another from my trip to Wahkeena Sunday.

    Snake on a Log

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Lovely capture Jim, looks like he's sizing you up mate

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Nicely captured.

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Yes, good focus on exactly the right area; and the exposure is well constrained.

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Tell me it is just a picture...I like it looking at me like that...but it is just a picture, yes????

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    How close were you?
    Izzie, you're wrong, he's trying to hypnotise ME!

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Great shot, garter snakes are pretty docile and easy to handle...most of the times (note - their saliva has some anti-coagulating properties, not a bad bite but they do like to hang on for a bit and you end up with a nice imprint of their teeth and some bleeding. Don't ask...)

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    You were fortunate to have (or waited for) a nice composition there Jim,

    I did wonder about the Log mentioned in the title, then I identified the bark and leaves and was happy - perhaps I was expecting a snake 'draped' over a more identifiable log

    +1 to other positives already mentioned.

    Well done, Dave

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    What is it in my (our?) psyche that makes me uncomfortable with snakes. Great shot, particularly good composition, but ...........Ugh!

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    I love snakes, fascinating creatures. Have to be treated with respect. Here in Tasmania they all kill you if you're unlucky.
    Wonderful photo Jim, well done

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Thank you all for the kinds. This was how the scene looked before I went in close.

    Snake on a Log

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Nice shot. Like it!

    Doug

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    Re: Snake on a Log

    Quote Originally Posted by DougR View Post
    Nice shot. Like it!

    Doug
    Thanks Doug.

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