angad13

Predator & Prey - Camouflage at its best

Predator & Prey - Camouflage at its best

So well is the green vine snake camouflaged, that it is almost non visible to even the forest calotes.

So well is the green vine snake camouflaged, that it is almost non visible to even the forest calotes.
Read less

camera

NIKON D3S

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 1050/10

upload_date

upload_date

Oct, 2015

Views

485

Likes

+11

Awards

Peer Award

Virtuoso

Superb Composition

Magnificent Capture

All Star

Categories

Wow nice two for one poor lizard doesnt know what is about to hit him. Thanks for adding to my lizard contest. Did you add to my snake conest?

See all

Same photographer See all

Here after waiting for hours, I managed to capture this female Great Indian Hornbill in flight. She is carrying food for the chicks in her beak.

An artistic portrait of a Green Vine Snake in the wild.

During a boat safari on the River Kabini i came across a darter making its way across the river with a fish in its beak, as the darter got closer to t

A random low-key light test shoot with my good friend.

An elephant mud bathes itself with dust.

While on safari in the Corbett Tiger Reserve, India I came across this huge male tiger resting on the safari road. He constantly kept an eye on my veh

A green vine snake after fresh monsoon showers.

A baby Bonnet Macaque tightly grips on to his mother in the Bandipur Tiger Reserve. While often in the protection of the large troupes, baby macaques

He is one of the boldest male leopards to roam the jungles of Southern India.

Portrait of a Malabar Pit Viper photographed at night in the Sharavathi Rain Forest in Karnataka.

Here is a photograph i took of a mountaineer, trekker, traveller, ship designer, a classmate of mine, but most importantly, one of my closest friends.

In camera double exposure using natural light

Portrait of a tiger made in the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve in India.

A beauty shot taken wit Tessa.

A mud road passing through forested area from above.

A crested-hawk eagle looks directly at me from behind a fallen tree in the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve.

Grey-headed Fish Eagle

A Puff-throated Babbler with a lovely bokeh in the background.

Discover more photos See all

Swamp Deer from Kanha National Park India captured in the morning sunlight. I have used color grading to make it a moody and cinematic shot. by AbhinavS7

Cheetah contemplating by VanRensburg

GOLDEN JACKAL by bogdanvoridan

Víctor Galindo Fotografía petphoto

Foto @victorgalindo_lineaazul
Cdmx Col. Nápoles.

https:--www.instagram.com-victorgalindo_petphoto https:- by victorgalindo

A pair of curious Atlantic Spotted dolphins cruise past, dancing in the light rays of the unusually green waters off of Bimini in the Bahamas. by smkeena

Kittens in a box by emmafleetwood

Tiny Desk Concert on Iceland by santifisher

The all seeing eye. The intensity when you look a lion eye to eye in the wild is jaw dropping. Taken in Maasai Mara by Kerrc

To capture the spirit of horse, playing with light is the better way I found by clandestino

Desert Elephant
Ugab river - Namibia
#WMoons #WildlifeNature #Wildaboutafrica #QualityTime #Africa #Ugab #River #Namibia #Ugabriver #DesertElepha by Wim_Moons

Toda vez que olho para esse peixinho, esse pobre yellow tail indefeso, penso: nossa, deve ser muito terrível fazer parte da cadeia alimentar de um gr by carlosgrillo

Lickety-split by jimgarrison

Walking through the woods you can encounter animals of all kinds... From the tiniest frogs to giant Scottish cows. How magical the woods is! by Raindancer

Pronghorns in Snow by elusivecaptures

Came across this beautiful bull elk after an intense snowstorm in Yellowstone National Park. by JeffNBrenner

Taken at the Canadian Raptor Conservancy by HeyitsK

tofino 2022 by dsteabner

Ruby. Natural light by shaynepow

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.