Jaime Johnson
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Photographed another 12 or so today...
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Another Rattlesnake
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Photographed another 12 or so today...
Andy brown
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Jaime!
Bravissimo, Bravo, Sacre Bleu and jeez moight! good shot.
Filthy!
That's the best snakey shot I've seen since John Shaw's rattler was gonna take its fangs to your juggler and disable the whole circus.
'The crowd goes wild!'
Bravissimo, Bravo, Sacre Bleu and jeez moight! good shot.
Filthy!
That's the best snakey shot I've seen since John Shaw's rattler was gonna take its fangs to your juggler and disable the whole circus.
'The crowd goes wild!'
Clayton Lofgren
New member
The pose is perfect. The focus seems to be just a bit in front of the head and rattles.
Andy brown
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Clayton Lofgren
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You have a point- just seems a shame that the pose has the rattles on the same plane as the head and that couldn't be taken advantage of. I do realize that these shots are hard to come by, and don't allow much experimentacion.
I do think that a bit of blur on the right side would put the emphasis back on the more important parts.
I do think that a bit of blur on the right side would put the emphasis back on the more important parts.
Jaime Johnson
New member
In this case, I tried to get the nose - the dof does fall off quickly, but the eye is still pretty sharp...
I wanted the rattles to be a blur - they are just kool to have inthe picture..
I'll have to dig thru the pix - took 20 or 30 of this pose...
Clayton Lofgren
New member
I still like the first crop better. I think it is sharp enough- it is just that the heavy part of the body being in focus distracts from the head.
Jaime Johnson
New member
The hard part on these snakes is catching their tongue!