One of my favorite colubrids

[John White]

Scarlet Snake (Cemophora coccinea)
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/imgs/512x768/0000_0000/0603/0252.jpeg

[TheRedDragon]

Wow! I've never seen one of those before, but, it's truely beautiful. I LOVE the colours on that snake, especially the orange near its head. Awesome photo as usual. :)

[Vanan]

Nice Cemophora shot John! A man after my own. Is that one a captive specimen?

[Sean_.E.]

They are such nice looking snakes, I love their heads! Great pic.

[Burm41]

Awsome pic! :) like the head of it :) looks cool

[jay76]

That's a nice cemophora John! You take some great pics :)

[Invictus]

Great looking snake, and awesome photo as usual, John. I always look forward to your photos, even when I'm at work on dialup! Now THAT is tribute to your art! :)

[John White]

Thanks for the kind words!

[Dr. Bryan Fry]

WOW! Very nice pic! ;-) How big is that gorgeous snake?

Cheers
B

[CDN-Cresties]

:jawdrop: Nice pic, the head colour is awesome!!!

-Steve-

[liltattyprinces]

Wow absoutly georgeous, Lovely pic you deffinatly have a exceptional eye, any tips for someone just getting into photography of herps snd such? woud be much appericated

Laura-Lee

[John White]

Thanks!

The first step is to decide what you want to do with you photos. Would you like to have your photos published or do you just want to take snap shots to share with friends and family? Define your main photographic interest. Do you want to photograph salamanders, landscapes or wild birds? Most camera systems will do all of the above with limitations, obviously you want equipment with the least amount of limitations for your photographic interests. How much do you want to spend? Camera systems range in price from fairly inexpensive to very expensive.

If you already have a camera, I would suggest that you take lots and lots of pics and then try to learn from your mistakes.

[Vanan]

Er John, think you missed out a couple of Q's there. Eager minds want to know mon!

[Weather1]

Wow simply beautiful