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Photo Forum / Film Photography / 35 mm / October 2007[PICS] Wet and Fly
http://www.jlkramer.net/Pictures/wetfly.htm (about 400K) What did you think you were going to see? Jim > http://www.jlkramer.net/Pictures/wetfly.htm > (about 400K) > > What did you think you were going to see? > > Jim He ain't wet. He be drowned. Dang, that is some sharp water Jim. Is this going to be the next challenge?? Draco Enjoy today. Tomorrow is promised to no one. > >http://www.jlkramer.net/Pictures/wetfly.htm > > (about 400K) [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Tomorrow is promised to no one. Today was the first moist morning we've had in months, even when we had the 2 inches of rain a couple of weeks ago there was dust blowing around the next morning. It was nice to see the little critters had something to drink. Far from drowned, it was just cold and wet. It tried to shake off the water in some later shots, but I like the micro lens effects of the water drops in the displayed shot. The next challenge will be macro rattlesnake fangs. :-) (snip) > The next challenge will be macro rattlesnake fangs. :-)- Hopefully a stuffed rattlesnake or at least with a 200mm macro lens and a dead snake. Draco Enjoy today. Tomorrow is promised to no one. > > The next challenge will be macro rattlesnake fangs. :-)- I'd like to see that. > Tomorrow is promised to no one. Especially one trying to take macro pics of rattlesnake fangs. > > > The next challenge will be macro rattlesnake fangs. :-)- > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Especially one trying to take macro pics of rattlesnake fangs. I'd like to see it too; I was hoping to inspire you to greatness. :-) I've only seen rattlesnakes at zoos and museums. We supposedly have them in my area of NC, but I've only seen mostly black snakes, a smooth green tree snake(that one was a complete surprise as it was desperately trying to get some traction on the kitchen floor and avoid the cats), copper heads and water moccasins. :-( My best chance was in Arizona last year, warning signs all over the place at all the parks I hit. I finally ran into a ranger and asked about the rattlesnakes and was informed I was at least a month too early and wouldn't see anything. :-( >>>> The next challenge will be macro rattlesnake fangs. :-)- >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > about the rattlesnakes and was informed I was at least a month too > early and wouldn't see anything. :-( Baby rattler (~18 inches) at a Temecula Wine Country drive-by tasting. http://www.fototime.com/51744F942A2C141/orig.jpg  SignatureFrank ess > http://www.jlkramer.net/Pictures/wetfly.htm > (about 400K) > > What did you think you were going to see? > > Jim Wow, great photos. But when you talked about a wet fly...well I though about fishing. Scott |
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