This month’s installment of Fine Art Friday is a piece titled Skin. An abandoned, shedded, snake skin. Apparently I have a rather large slithering resident on the property.
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I’m part of a small group of professional female photographers who are committed to exploring and showcasing their own fine art photography. You should hop over to New Hampshire Photographer, Beth of BMP Photography to check out her Fine Art showcase this month, and then complete the circle by clicking through to the link at the end.
by leighann
12 comments
Beth P - Oh my, this is lovely! I’d be high-tailing it the other way if I came across a snakeskin like this, though! Lol!
Kay Pickens - Okay, I admit that wasn’t what I was expecting to see for skin! It appears you do have quite the large visitor around there. Very nice capture.
Tracy - Dead On! The picture, the editing, they go perfect with each other. This is awesome.
leighann - Beth, haha. I’m not scared of snakes, as long as they’re not sleeping in my bed
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HollyChristine - Love this shot….but I would not like knowing that there is now a huge snake slithering around my yard. Yikes. Great image though, I love the processing.
Jarod Pie - Cool. Now you need to find the owner of that and make a pair of boots!
Paulina - A.May.Zing. Really gorgeous. It’s such a perfect picture. I’d be sleeping with a snake bat or something though. Ick.
Julie - ack! That would freak me out! Gorgeous image but no way I would have that in my home, even if it’s only a picture.
dalia - this is very cool, and processed perfectly!
Sharon - Love this image. The processing is dead on. I would be treading carefully in your yard from now on
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Amy Shertzer - This is awesome. The grittiness and feel is unexpected, but so intriguing. . . I just want to keep looking.