news from the fairytale forest by geckogr
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Description
....got lost ...... ask the snail for a way out.... she "Stood up" uo and said: "this way..."
no,i am joking... it is a trained snail and makes it on commando
;-)

Comments (20)
He he wonderful sight and capture my friend.
Beautifully photographed!:)
it's wonderful! Very beautiful capture... congratulations!
An outstanding capture - wonderful light and composition!
Fantastic capture.
Very nice superb capture !!
Proud owner of a house.
That's great!!
The Mailman, great Macro shot Peace
Super snail!!! This is about all I shoot of wildlife...unless they are in a zoo...of course then they are not truly wild...LOL! These little fellows move at a pace I can keep up with...hehe! Great shot...I love the lighting.
wow superb details !! like the lightning on it too !!
fantastic shot, great lighting!
Awesome Macro !!! Great lighting and detail.
Excellent image! Wonderful color, clarity, compo, light, dof ... it's great!
wonderful foto and lighting
cool
The translucent look of the shell along with showing that little bit of age makes me know this little guy is carrying all the secrets’ of the world on his back. Well done!!
Pashiel's comment says it all! What a wonderful description for a beautiful capture! Excellent work!
I'm picturing in my mind, a carnival all of trained snails! Superb photo in every way...and it's so charming! It's difficult to look away.
Strong intersection of vertical and horizonatal planes coupled with way off center focal plane add up to a great composition right away regardless of the subject. As I said with the chick photo, you have taken us into their world. And of course the contrast of orange and green is classic for nature photography.