Emerald Tree Boa Getting "Loopy"
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- MikeBinOKlahoma
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Emerald Tree Boa Getting "Loopy"
This guy spends his days coiled up into loops and draped over tree branches. Very attractive snake, I think.
controlled situation
90mm lens
1/250th second @ f/18
ISO 100
+2/3 stop Flash Exposure Compensation
flash as main light
Last edited by MikeBinOKlahoma on Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Mike Broderick
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He is very attractive, unless you're Dinner . Great shot, love the colors on this one.
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Rick Cowen
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I agree, quite attractive but it took me a moment to figure out how his/her head was positioned.
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