hacon_edgley

Thanks for looking...

www.haconedgleyphotography.co.uk

Many snakes (used by charmers) today are usually traded in such

numbers that species, such as the Egyptian Cobra are declining.

The increased trading is largely due to the reduced lifespan of

individual snakes either by starvation (many cobras have their mouths

sewn to inhibit a full bite) or simply through stress.

great stuff David!

I must have been at the same place around the same time!

check it out! -http://www.haconedgleyphotography.co.uk/photo_1462717.html

Hacon

Thanks to all those who look.. I appreciate all the comments.

This was taken very late on after sunset, so much so it was quite a

precarious trip back up the cliffs after getting a few shots.

cheers

Hacon

www.haconedgleyphotography.co.uk

Trials and tribulations with low light Black and white..

THanks for looking

Preferred this far more than my earlier efforts of the same subject in

colour.

Proved a tricky subject to capture. A series of five shots this was

my favourite composition.

Catching the last rays of sun on the incoming waves on the North

Cornish Coast.

One of my favourite places on the North Cornish Coast. I waited for

the last rays of the setting sun. the exposure was timed to

syncopate with the receeding wave.

Fading light, this is one of a collection of shots i took at dusk

when nobody was about.