The Brown Snake

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By: Tracey Main
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Tracey Main {Karma:7290}
Project	#24 The Decisive Moment	Camera Model	Canon 350D
Categories	Macro Wildlife Photoart	Film Format
Portfolio	photoart	Lens	Canon 28-55 mm
Uploaded	12/27/2005	Film / Memory Type	scandisk 512
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - NSW Country - Australia
About	This is one of Australia's deadlist snakes and he did not get away, this is the 8th one I have shot as the get into my bird avaries and my grandchildren always play there so they don't get a second chance. To all my friends so sorry you have not heard from me we have had our phone lines down for 7 days and boy I have been stressed with no internet Lol..I'm going away so another week or 2 before you hear from me again, I hope you all had a wonderful christmas Tracey..

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Keith Skinner {K:27} 1/2/2006

Nice work Tracey - I have had encounters with Cottonmouth's here in the US and they are downright nasty... even known to be aggressive if you get within their space. The only bad part of capturing venomous snakes is when the camera is in front of your face looking through the lens your perception of distance is distorted and one can get within striking distance and not realize it!
Keith

Tracey Main {K:7290} 12/28/2005

Thanks Marty I will be on track in a couple of weeks hopefully, my husband hates snakes to he hates to go near them, but its okay us women will look after you Lol....take care Trace

Martin .

{K:24957} 12/28/2005

Trace,

This is a scary capture to me, as I hate snakes and the only good snake is a dead one IMHO... Wonderful bokeh!

Well done indeed my friend,

Marty

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