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A Vietnamese Long-nose Snake or Leaf Nosed Ratsnake is seen at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium in Draper, Utah. I always love the challenge of photographing through glass!
Been to Nieuwsluis, in the Netherlands. The weather was fantastic, no clouds, very sunny and the water was also very calm. I took some long exposure shots. This is one of the results.
This is captured on a small island in the Norwegian archipelago. The ice age shaped this landscape when the land was covered by glaciers. Another photo from the same island can be seen here. A b&w version with a different crop and treatment is available here.
The picture is inspired by the great works of valpopando.
Fine print available at: www.redbubble.com/people/hogne/art/1578731-1-smoot-lines-2
Bucharest / Wallachia / Romania
Album of Romania: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157711998...
So I'd taken this already but forgotton and have been getting behind in my shot a week!
A take on a common shot but wanting to use some natural light from the patio doors to cast a smooth diffuse shadow to one side too. Hope you like.
Shot on a Panasonic G3 converted for infrared photography, processed in Lightroom and Silver Efex.
The smooth snake is the UK's rarest reptile, present only in Heathlands in the south. This individual was found as part of species recording in Surrey.
They are widespread across Europe, but are at the very limit of their range in the UK. Reintroduction efforts have helped maintain fragmented populations across the heathland sites. They are interesting in their diet of other reptiles and invertebrates, and are ovoviviparous meaning the young hatch out of eggs internally and are born live.
A lifer for me which I was fortunate to see in Florida.
A member of the Cuckoo family, this bird is normally found in the Caribbean and parts of Central and South America and the only foray it ever makes into the US is into southwestern Florida.
Serious birders/photographers were all a-buzz with the excitement of seeing this bird and alerted me to its presence !
I flipped this guy again yesterday and the light was coming in at a low angle which I thought was pretty cool. So I just snapped a quick bird's eye view shot and gently covered him back up.
A rare bird alert got me out of the home.
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Titusville, Florida
I've always had the opportunity to view other photographers produce such beautiful photographs where the clouds and the waters are silky smooth and the motion effects added to awesomeness. This time around, I got the chance to play around with all those techniques and this is the first output. Hope y'all like it.