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Scott
My deepest condolence... I know what can mean when you lose a snake.
About your photograph, I find it a little bit dark FOR MY "taste", but it is an interesting composition! The blurry wood stick at the left frame the head and bring it to the viewer...
If you do not mind, please take a look to my portfolio where I have some snakes...
Congratulations
JC
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Thank you for commenting
JC
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Alexandra
Simply magic!
JC
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William
I do not want to sound as silly... and it might not be a photographic feed back... but I think looks cute!
JC
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Brecht
Interesting subject... Are you able to move the skeleton? Bones are very nice subjects to try in B&W using high contrast! Play with it!. I remembered my early years as biologist preparing my zoology classes.
I have done some snake skulls, are in my photo.net portfolio, just using AA MagLite flash lights.. It was aver y fun and illustrative experience. TRY IT.
Congratulations for your creativity
JC
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Amal:
Simply excellent. Decisive moment!
congratulations
JC
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Gabriel
WHAT A SHAMELESS squirrel and AMAZING photograph! It is one in a million!
Congratulations
JC
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Jana
Like it!... interesting and creative composition
Congratulations
jc
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Sr Ely
Bien, bien.. veo que le ha sacado buen provecho a su cámara...Pregúntele al Sr Lúi como es que adaptó un difusor al flash de la cámara..
Felicitaciones
JC
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Huy
Good one! Excellent, congratulations.. lighting composition, amazing lighting... poetic...!
JC
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Evgeny
Great photograph... great body painting
JC
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Peter
Nice to see such a nice Vipera...!!! Congratulations!
I also photograph snakes... if you may want to take a look to my portfolio, I would appreciate your comments...
JC
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Manfred
Great composition! very sensual!
Congratulations
JC
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Aga
Looks fantastic.... It might be fine art, documentary... portraiture... !
I was wondering, how did you get the effect?
Congratulations
JC
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Thank you for commenting
JC
"Slinky"
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Scott:
I have been dealing with snakes since 1986... I have been curator of two academic serpentariums, one in Venezuela and another here in Texas... + my own snakes in Venezuela... I have learn that snakes can die FOR NOTHING....
If the snake was contorted, as you mentioned... that COULD be a problem produced by a virus that attacked the central nervous system... You mentioned that female went to hibernation... I was wondering if you dropped the temperature to induce hibernation... If you did it and the male stayed active at low temperature,he probably went immunosuppressed becoming sensitive to the possible infection.... It is just a supposition
Best
JC