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Green Tree PythonCopyrighted Image: Β© Sooper Photographyβ’
Location: Akron Zoo, Ohio
Camera: Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Lens: Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM
Filter: Tiffen 58mm UVP
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Could you tell me what kind of snake that is?
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That would be a Green Tree Python or Morelia Viridis. The snake's identity is in the Artist's Comments.
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Here's how it chokes on its own. pretty necklace by the way.
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OMG!!! I am terrified yet entranced!!
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stunning shot, the colour and composition are really striking.
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What a gorgeous green tree! The way the eyes are so focused is so cool...
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Your photos are amazing ... I want to fav them all
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its not a perfect snakee but i love this pic
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sorry for interrupting. i've found such a lovely art on deviantart. the artist is below 10, so i would like to encourage him/her.
if you could visit his/her picture page, or give a favourite for his work. i know it's naive, but i feel that he can be a good artist
many thanks
that's the link for his picture :[link]
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Very beautiful python! Love the lime green scales!
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Tjis is such a beautiful snake 
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can you tell me a camera that works best under water i dive and i'm wanting to get a camera for it i have been looking but none of them are what i'm looking for any ideas?
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The "Olympus Stylus Tough 8010" is an affordable 14MP digital camera with 5x Wide Angle Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD. It has fairly good user reviews and reasonably priced. Some friends have taken it to a water park and they had no issues capturing clear photos underwater.
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Anthony - couple of questions for you on this one. Is his cage lighted? Did you use flash? At the recommendation of a fellow DA artist, I recently purchased a rubber lens hood so that I can get flush with the glass on exhibits like the meerkats. I'm not sure that it would work well with snakes because I'm not certain that the focus would work, ya know what I mean? But I sure would like to know how you manage terrific shots like this!!!! Man, this is good!!!!! Thanks, Anthony!
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Flash was used for this shot... it was aimed up and the light was bounced from the ceiling.
If you ever get a chance to visit NE Ohio, I could show you some simple tricks with my flash and light reflector.
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Someday....someday....I DO hope we can meet! I'm QUITE certain I can learn a ton from you! I will be going to the Cincinnati Zoo again in July....
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Driving or flying?
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Driving! It's only a couple of hours or so for me.
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in a way, it's really adorable! wonderful shot!
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Amazing! Is that little spot there a single scale in a darker color?
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Yes, they usually develop random scales that are different in color from the rest of their body.
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Wow, that's pretty cool
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So cute! 
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