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Lynne Hoad |
Awesome capture Bob!!
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- Bonnie C. Lackey Contact Bonnie C. Lackey Bonnie C. Lackey's Gallery |
Oh my!
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Ray Clarke |
Great capture Bob, wonderful colours and composition!!!(R)
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Bob Cammarata |
Thanks Lynn, Bonnie, and Ray and Audrey for your nice comments. I encountered this rambunctious rattler in the field last summer and decided to post it on this special holiday. Bob
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chrisbudny.com - Chris Budny Contact Chris Budny Chris Budny's Gallery |
Hope you didn't have to get too close! Congratulations on this making Finalist!
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Bob Cammarata |
Thanks Christopher. "Close" is a relative term...one which will vary with each individual subject (and photographer). Many congrats to you and all of the other finalists for March. Bob
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- Kay E. Mahoney Contact Kay E. Mahoney Kay E. Mahoney's Gallery |
Congratulations on your finalist. Good luck in the next round.
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Esther Smith |
Love this! Congratulations Bob!!
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Roy M. Viera |
Fellow finalist...this is one of my favorite shots. Congratulations on your bravery. I can handle crocs...but NO snakes. Especially this one. Nice work and good luck to you.
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Bob Cammarata |
Thanks Kay, Esther and Roy. I've always been fascinated by snakes...(much to the dismay of my parents when I was a child). Shooting timber rattlers in the wild has its challenges. Not so much for the fear of being bitten because these mis-understood, often maligned creatures are actually quite docile and benign most of the time. I can usually approach them slowly with a 180 mm lens with an extension tube attached to get full-frame head shots from 4 feet away...then back off without them even knowing I was there. When one gets feisty, I shoot quickly from farther back and wisely let him have his space. Bob
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