Stephen Stephen
10-22-2009, 07:28 PM
I created this image last August while we were visiting the Bruce Peninsula on Georgian Bay. I had stopped along a gravel road to take some photos of a small stream when I noticed this Eastern garter snake warming itself up amongst some cut cedar bushes. It's an extremely busy image but the snake never moved from the security of its hiding place so I took what I could get.
I was a hesitant to post this after seeing such wonderful big game images but I do like the dew drop on it's muzzle. I had my Sigma 105mm Macro and the 50-500mm but it wouldn't let me approach with the Macro.
Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 50-500mm at 417 mm. 1/200 seconds, f 20, ISO 64, Flash - Flash not fired, compulsory flash mode
Image cropped (from right and top) to about 80% of full frame.
I was a hesitant to post this after seeing such wonderful big game images but I do like the dew drop on it's muzzle. I had my Sigma 105mm Macro and the 50-500mm but it wouldn't let me approach with the Macro.
Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 50-500mm at 417 mm. 1/200 seconds, f 20, ISO 64, Flash - Flash not fired, compulsory flash mode
Image cropped (from right and top) to about 80% of full frame.