Poison Kitchen by billcody
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Description
Good evening!
This pic could have a separate title: "Doc Frankenstein`s Laboratory".
Sometimes I am very glad about my Coolpix: This little engine is fine as a spy cam. I use it often for my first visit to check out how the situation is for fotographers. Is it allowed to take pics? Can I use them in a fotocommunity? Are there lots of visitors, standing at the wrong places? And when is the right time? And: Is there something of interest or is it boring?
This here is a typical situation: Using my Coolpix as a scout cam at 2nd January and the right session was at the beginning of February. It worked very well.
So, this is a pic from the scout row, and I was lucky that I could see the snake`s room. It ´s closed for visitors and I took the shot through a glass window. At the main session some weeks later this room was without light, so this are the only pics from this section.
Hope you enjoy this pic. Thanks for your interest and your comments, they are allways wellcome.

Comments (6)
Cool looking turtle.
I could play for hours in there! Yes I too always carry my little point and shoot, as they blend in everywhere! Once, I was visiting a major sporting event with my big SLR around my shoulder. They thought I was from the press and let me in without paying! Other times though, people will think you are some kind of industrial spy or something when they see your large camera. I have been stopped from taking photos at places where people with small point and shoots have been allowed to keep shooting. Its discrimination!!!!!
I only have a point and shoot, and it's always with me! This is proof of what marvellous tools they are!
Great capture! very interesting subjects.
love this kind of cabinets... amazing!
Brilliant