Here is another view of the same snake, he was a cute little fella
Here is another view of the same snake, he was a cute little fella
Cute, unless you are a prey item: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...41010107002231Originally Posted by Joel Eade
Here is another view of the same snake, he was a cute little fella
This was a pretty neat study a few years back.
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Sean,
all ambient light, right?
Arnt
Yep. Those funny looking lamps are on all the time.Sean,
all ambient light, right?
Ok, maybe not... ;-)
Tulip
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Tulip
1DX
180mm macro
ISO 2000
f/11
1/1000
Interesting Joel
Directed light from above?
Sunlight....around noon today....excellent guess!
When I came home for lunch the tulips just looked like they were glowing in the sun and I couldn't resist getting out the macro lens for just a few minutes.
Another view of the same flower.....
I love the light shinning through the petals... especially in the second one.
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