that's awesome.
Thanks!That's why I like blogs, 'cause you can post stuff that wouldn't ever sell, but are cool nonetheless.
This really is mind blowing picture. Wonderful work
Thanks!Mike still prefers his photo of a rattlesnake in the open.
The "snake in the open" is a very different kind of photo. The black-and-white is so textural in an intimate kind of way... and very textile-like. I keep coming back to it.
This snake was, in fact, very active, thus allowing me to get that nice blurred action foreground.As was the octopus, but there were too many people in front of the octopus for me to get a clear shot.
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that's awesome.
Thanks!
That's why I like blogs, 'cause you can post stuff that wouldn't ever sell, but are cool nonetheless.
This really is mind blowing picture. Wonderful work
Thanks!
Mike still prefers his photo of a rattlesnake in the open.
The "snake in the open" is a very different kind of photo. The black-and-white is so textural in an intimate kind of way... and very textile-like. I keep coming back to it.
This snake was, in fact, very active, thus allowing me to get that nice blurred action foreground.
As was the octopus, but there were too many people in front of the octopus for me to get a clear shot.
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