The snake took refuge under a rock fence brace, and I put the camera on an extension arm which was just able to fit into the hidey hole. I could see nothing, but I could hear the angry snake take offense at the intrusion. I used a remote trigger to quickly crank off a few frames and then left it in peace. Here is one of frames. The camera was outfitted with a superwide lens, so the snake is just inches from the lens.

5 comments:
What an incredible image. Liked the story, too.
I just found your blog and am now going to review the whole thing...your photography is wonderful.
Kevin,
Thanks!
Not bad for shooting it blind. Really a wonderful shot. Sounds like a great story to go along with the picture as well.
~Amadeus
nice photo
I am glad the horse and cat stayed safe....
and the snake too.
I enjoy (to varying degrees) my own snake encounters
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