Yellow Snake
This was taken with a Nikon D-100 camera with a Nikon 28-70mm lense at a focal length of 50mm, with a +4 close-up lense, F/18, shutter speed of 1/3 sec, with a tripod. I am learning how to gauge depth of field and aperture settings using my camera in total manual. I felt I had too shallow a depth of field for the last snakes I shot through glass, so I went out and shot some more.
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Babs Sch 24/09/2005 13:20
what a beautiful pic!LG Babs
D. A. 23/09/2005 13:10
wow! what a great picture.lg d.
JVision 21/09/2005 11:09
Wow this is very impressing. Well done Kathleen.Greetings
Jutta
Robert L. Roux 21/09/2005 6:09
Great photo - you are most definitely pointing your camera a the right things, and in a technical sense, you are pressing all the right buttons on your camera ...Another Favourite (and I am fussy ... :-)
† wovo 20/09/2005 17:09
well done.but looks very very dangerous.
Cees Kuijs 20/09/2005 14:21
Great shot. Good DOF !! Well done, Kathleen.Greetings, Cees