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Hmmm... I was hoping I didn't have to but alright, here goes...chrish wrote:Better define what you mean by in situ again.
Otherwise you end up with a bunch of posed animals taken in "somewhat natural" habitats or even faked habitats.
That's really nice.Antonsrkn wrote:Any excuse to look at pretty photos is good for me!
A really simple shot but I like it.
Yellow Bellied Puddle Frog (Occidozyga laevis)
With an animal that beautiful, you would be doing us a disservice by not including another photo, posed or not. Wow!monklet wrote:Here's a not so in situ photo of same (apologize for breech of theme).
Thx Chris ...that's what I said and I'm a hardcore Pituophis afficianadochrish wrote:Wow!
Justin, that is a cool interaction, shows why in situ shots are valuable, if they were disturbed or manipulated theres no way that a shot like that could be captured.Anton,
This was a pretty cool inter species interaction. It was in the Fall and getting cool, nights in the high 40's. These snakes are sitting out front of their den. They slipped away after the flash went off. Link to a bigger version. http://flic.kr/p/emaHhz