Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by WhidbeyPix:
I wish the lighting wasnt quite as harsh, but then I wouldn't volunteer to move the thing to a better lighted spot. What kind of snake is that?

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by Jutilda:
Yikes. I hope you had a good zoom for this. His head doesn't seem perfectly sharp to me. Maybe it's the camouflage of his scales. I think I would have liked it without the blurred part of his body behind his head. I find it as effective cropped just above the top of his head, where it is more clear. I like the texture and detail of his body below the head. (shudder - I'm NOT a reptile lover)

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by gsquiggle:
Hmmm... I think you need to check out that tutorial thing and learn to curve your colors a little. The brown is a bit overbearing.

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by aboutimage:
Cute title. There's something "off" here, and I can't put my finger on it. Focus, maybe? It seems like there's something missing, and it may be a need for a touch more sharpness in the front. Not quite sure. Nice choice of B&W colorization.

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by C-Fox:
Great angle on the snake, on tis monitor it loks over processed. - 6

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by inspir8tion:
This is a great idea. I wish I could see the scales in the background better.

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by annah:
veeery interesting subject, but the image quality is a bit low. my guess to the cause of this is either a very low megapixel camera, compression during resizing, or you cropped it very small compared to it's original size. but besides that, it really meets the challenge well.

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by JohannesFrank:
Wish it ware in color

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by blondmcfly:
Nice caption.

Tex-ssss-ture
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment by fotoz:
It looks rather soft, which is a problem when conveying textures