A pair, male and female, corn snakes, hanging out on the anchor and trailor hitch of my parents' angler fishing boat. The darker snake in this photo is a 2005 Miami Phase het amel male corn snake, and the lighter one is an amel zigzag/motley female, roughly 4 years old. They have bred this year, but unfortunately the female's eggs were all slugs. Aside from that, they are definitely amazing snakes and have been awesome for me.

This here was taken a couple of months ago with a 35 mm manual camera with black and white Ilford HP5 400 film.

The film went through a manual process of being processed in a lab. Afterwards the print was made in a dark room. This is not the final piece - the final piece is a much bigger picture that will never fit into my scanner. This here was one of my work prints.

Anyways, I figured I'd finally go ahead and show some of my photography from my Photo I class from last semester..featuring, you guessed it, snakes!



Photography is copyright to RamiChan. Please do not reuse without permission. If you would like prints of it, let me know and I'll find a way to do so for a small fee. Part of that fee amount will be give to Cynthia for allowing me to borrow her snakes in this particular photo.

FYI: These are corn snakes and are full-grown adults.